I was already here last summer. I was pleasantly surprised to find an exhibition on Pilecki's exceptional bravery at this historic site in Berlin. The exhibition is excellent, my big respect for those initiated and realized it. If you are interested in the man, please read his report on Auschwitz. He tirelessly tried to activate not only Polish inmates, but also prisoners of other countries, including socialists. Also, please take note of what he did as a young Polish soldier after Poland regained independence, in 1918-20, during the Warsaw Uprising 1944, and of course his resistance work against the Stalinist rulers after WWII. A multi-faceted character he was, a man, who dedicated his life in the fight for freedom, endured torture and ultimately paid the ultimate price. Truly, an outstanding Polish soldier and great hero!

Warning to all historians who come up with the idea of ​​submitting their own valuable research results to the institute or publisher. The publisher applies for strange reviewers who supposedly know “the only true scientific research method”. If your approach does not correspond to this research method, you are probably not a historian and your valuable research work is worthless. It is therefore recommended that you go to any important discussions with the publisher with a trustworthy lawyer. To protect your reputation and rights as authors of the research paper.

What an eye-opening experience! Pilecki's incredbile story should find its way to school curricula across Germany and beyond.

The Pilecki Institute in Berlin is located right next to the Brandenburg Gate. It is a good location for an institution that commemorates the great and noble hero Cavalry Captain Pilecki.

This place of remembrance of the individual fate of a true hero who fought against injustice and terror, whether in Auschwitz in German-occupied Poland or in his communist-ruled homeland, and had to pay for it with his life, is definitely worth seeing. Very well done exhibition, although it doesn't always make orientation easy.

Deeply impressed by the exhibition...content and presentation. Approximately 2 hours! European history of the 20th century right at the Brandenburg Gate.

Good place to learn more about history.

The venue is cool, the exhibition was mediocre

It's wonderful that there is such a place in Berlin! The science and history of our country and the Great Hero, also propagated abroad. In addition to meetings and shows, the Institute organizes historical activities for children. I heartily recommend it!

Great place, to stop for a while and think about past and future

Great place! Would recommend a visit.

Very good place if you want to better understand Eastern Europe, Eastern European politics, Poland and Ukraine. You can attend exceptionally good events. Overall highly recommended.

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Great exhibition on Witold Pilecki in the basement - one hour of vivid history lessons - free of charge. Thanks!

Very interesting exhibition about very interesting people.

Great exhibition about Pilecki with interesting background information about Poland during and after World War II

Amazing documentary of a very interesting person. The museum is well thought out and I learned so much. Thank you.