New regulations for using JHI collections – note

Written by: Jewish Historical Institute
All cases regarding the access to the JHI collections, started before February 2021 (and earlier), i.e. when the old regulations on the use of the JHI collections were in force, should be completed by the end of June this year.
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Ladies and Gentlemen,

 

we would like to inform you that all cases regarding the access to the JHI collections, started before February 2021 (and earlier), i.e. when the old regulations on the use of the JHI collections were in force, should be completed by the end of June this year.

From February 4, 2021, new regulations for the use of the JHI collections apply, therefore all unfinished cases will be in force from July this year. processed in accordance with the applicable regulations. Please read the regulations for using the collections of the Jewish Historical Institute: https://www.jhi.pl/en/collections/access-to-collections

 

Heritage Documentation Department

Jewish Historical Institute  
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