Step inside a restored early-20th-century military building to discover the untold story of Poland's WWII resistance. The Home Army Museum — named after General Emil "Nil" Fieldorf, deputy commander of the Home Army who was executed by the communist regime in 1953 — is the only institution in Poland dedicated entirely to the Polish Underground State and its armed resistance movement, the largest of its kind in occupied Europe.
Skip the line and explore original artifacts and memorabilia donated by the families of soldiers and resistance leaders, immersive multimedia displays, and powerful personal stories of sabotage missions, secret operations, and civilian life under Nazi occupation.
Explore the Home Army Museum of Krakow which commemorates the struggle for independence by the underground Polish Secret State and the Home Army during World War II. Explore this perfect-restored 3 storey railway building which houses a permanent exhibition focusing on the history of the Polish Underground State and the Home Army who resisted Nazi occupation. See a variety of artifacts and memorabilia from this era, mostly dedicated by the families of ex-soldiers and resistance leaders. Learn about civilian and military life during the war years, and the significant efforts undertaken by those who resisted the Nazi regime.
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