On 23-26.11.2023 Krzyzowa was visited by 30 teachers from Germany, Poland and Ukraine as part of a contact seminar "From two make three". The purpose of the seminar was to create new trilateral partnerships and to familiarize participants with aspects of organizing international youth exchanges.
During the workshop, participants learned about methods of working with youth, talked about the principles of good partnerships, and presented their projects.
Last Friday, November 24, 2023, the Train to Culture between Berlin and Wroclaw turned into a moving stage, with Krzyzowa in the lead role.
The ride was titled "Breslauer Nachbarn - Neighbors of Wroclaw: Zu Gast im Kulturzug: Kreisau-Krzyzowa the Guest of the Train to Culture."
Krzyzowa was represented on board by a team consisting of: from the Kreisau-Initiative association - deputy managing director Elisabeth Kosek; from the Krzyzowa Foundation for Mutual Understanding in Europe - Memorial manager Dominik Kretschmann, vice chairman of the supervisory board Annemarie Franke and volunteer Nikola Witchorek; from the Freya von Moltke Foundation for Krzyzowa - director Anna Quirin; and from the Krzyzowa-Music Festival Deputy General Manager and Representative Paulina Schgmid.
Read more: Guest on the Train to Culture: Kreisau/Crossroads
Despite the passage of time, World War II remains a very important topic. It affects people's identity and international relations. Without knowledge of it, it is difficult to understand the present and explore the topics that make up the historical heritage of Krzyzowa. However, we note that young people coming to Krzyzowa have little knowledge of the period, while differences in education and the memory culture of different countries result in one-sided interpretations and a lack of sensitivity to the memory of others, making understanding difficult. Hence the idea for an exhibition that will tell the story of World War II, especially those chapters of the war that are particularly important for understanding the historical heritage of Krzyzowa, and for historical and civic education, education for peace, understanding, human rights and concern for a common European future.
The exhibition "1939-1945: Years that Changed the World" is being built right next to the permanent exhibition "Courage and Reconciliation," on the grounds of the former garden. The exhibition scenario was developed by a team of employees of our Foundation. The architectural and graphic concept was prepared by the Warsaw studio JAZ+ Architects.
Read more: A new permanent exhibition in Krzyzowa is being created!
Dear Drivers,
We would like to inform you that starting from November 6, 2023, there will be a change in the traffic organization on the section of Provincial Road No. 382 between Boleścin and Grodziszcz due to road reconstruction.
Please follow the signs placed during the renovation and exercise extreme caution.