The TSKZ objectives include supporting of the Jewish community, promoting knowledge of the Yiddish language, fostering cultural awareness, and sharing knowledge about the culture, fine art and national heritage of the Polish Jews. For over 75 years we have been implementing various cultural and educational projects in aim to preserve national traditions of the Jewish community in Poland and emphasise the great role that the Polish Jews played in the historical shaping of the Polish society, political thought and culture.

our history

We are the oldest Jewish organisation
in Poland operating continuously since 1950

jewish word
słowo żydowskie

The only monthly magazine
published in the Polish and Yiddish languages

visit
sródborowianka

Our Conference and Holiday Centre
in Śródborów

ACTIVITIES IN TSKŻ

news

2025-04-29

The 75th Anniversary of TSKŻ: The History of the Monument in Muranów District

And there will be in Warsaw […] a fragment of the ghetto left, preserved and maintained in its original shape, just as we found it, in all its grim solemnity of ruins and destruction. […] We will bring children to this place and tell them about the most horrific martyrdom of people in the history […]

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2025-04-09

The 82nd Anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising – 19 April 2025

A ceremony at the Monument to the Ghetto Heroes in the Warsaw’s Muranów District, and the March of Remembrance in honour of the Insurgents – this is how the Social and Cultural Association of Jews in Poland intends to commemorate the 82nd Anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising.

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2025-04-07

PURIM celebrations at the TSKŻ branches

Like every year, local branches of the Social and Cultural Association of Jews in Poland organised their own celebrations of Purim festival, which is the most joyful holiday of the Jewish calendar. This year’s festivities turned out to be highly popular, and all the attendees were simply carried away by the fun!

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2025-03-28

“Dos Naje Lebn” – “The New Life”

Thanks to the commitment of the men and women of letters, the first Jewish newspaper began circulating just a couple weeks after the Red Army marched into Lublin. The Lublin period of ‘The Bulletin’, which was the forerunner of the subsequently released ‘Dos Naje Lebn’, began in November 1944 and lasted until January 1945.

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