The annual cultural festival gets bigger and bigger. But has the city become a Jewish theme park, or is it proof that Jewish life in Poland continues to endure and even thrive?
The few remnants of Krakow’s Jewish past are at the heart of its efforts to welcome those fleeing a new European war
Emanuel Elbinger, a Holocaust survivor and beloved member of Krakow’s Jewish community, dies at 86
During a dedicated trip to Poland to mark the Church’s World Youth Day, Pope Francis also visited and prayed at Auschwitz
Art from Polish filmmaker Artur Żmijewski attempts to therapeutically ’emancipate ourselves from the trauma’ of the Holocaust
A recent study ranks hotel bars in the beachy Israeli city as the third most expensive in the world
In her new memoir, Jennifer Teege learns that her grandfather was notorious concentration camp commander Amon Goeth
There were more than 40 events this year celebrating Jewish culture
‘Snapshot’ highlights traces of the city’s past using Polaroid-style frames
Italian man arrested at Krakow airport faces up to five years in jail
Exhibit challenged locals and visitors alike to rethink controversial figurines
Plus a Ruth Bader Ginsburg bobblehead exists, and more in the news
Abraham Zuckerman was featured in Steven Spielberg’s Schindler’s List
Lonely Planet names Rynek Głowny most beautiful square
Controversy after Jewish community leaders rent out 19th century beit midrash
Their parents and grandparents hid their Jewishness, but now some Poles are converting back to Judaism
My grandfather never talked about his time in a concentration camp. Five years after his death, I finally heard his story.
The ‘Times’ goes to Krakow
