Sharply designed museum commemorates Poles helping Jews during the Holocaust
MARKOWA – Polish architectural firm Nizio Design International has designed the Ulma Family Museum of Poles Saving Jewish People in Markowa, a small village in the south of Poland. Like many other families, Wikt
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