For the construction of the Museum to be a success, a broad international network of supporters was established. Thanks to the financial support received mainly from private donors as well as foundations from the United States, Germany, Great Britain, and Poland, the final project of the future Museum was completed, and a unique documentation on Polish Judaism, both locally and abroad, was collected. These relationships with both private donors and international foundations were crucial for obtaining the funds necessary to design and produce the core exhibition that we have today.
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