The museum shop is located on level -3, at the exit from the main exhibition. The shop's selection of products visually refers to the issues of World War II. We strive to present the tragedy of war and the courageous attitudes of those who fought against totalitarian aggressors primarily in an artistic dimension, while also attaching great importance to their historical significance.
The stories and images captured in promotional materials primarily present the Polish experience of World War II: from breaking the German Enigma code (1932), through the battles with the German aggressor at Westerplatte and in the Battle of Britain (Squadron 303), to the history of the Cichociemni (Silent Unseen), General Maczek's brigade (Sherman tank) or the II Polish Corps (red poppies on Monte Cassino), the Home Army (Warsaw Uprising 1944) and the National Armed Forces (soldier's uniform).
Among the stories presented, there is also a theme aimed at younger audiences. In one of the collections, you will also find Wojtek the bear – the comrade-in-arms of General Władysław Anders' soldiers.
We also offer a wide collection of publications from Poland and around the world, including titles published by the museum's publishing house. Interesting memoirs, albums and comics are a perfect addition to any home library.
The Museum of the Second World War in Gdańsk Publishing House
The Museum of the Second World War in Gdańsk has a well-developed publishing section. The main goal of the museum publishing house is to share the experience of war, and therefore we present the fate of both individuals and entire nations.
The shop's collection, inspired by the history of World War II, offers a wide selection of products designed to commemorate the victims of the greatest conflict of the 20th century.
