The Martyrs’ Museum in Żabikowo has opened a temporary exhibition Żabikowo. The Archaeology of the Remembrance Place. Workcamp 2009-2010. The display is devoted to the work of volunteers from all over the world during Workcamps held since 2006 on the territory of the former Żabikowo camp.

The exhibition The Youth about the War begins a wider project aimed, first of all, at confronting the audience with another, yet very topical way of presenting the Second World War. Its second goal is to provoke young, smart people to popularize the knowledge in a natural and understandable way.

On August 5, 2008, the Martyrs’ Museum in Żabikowo opened a temporary exhibition entitled The Holocaust – Evidence of Crime (Holocaust – dowody zbrodni). It was launched in 1978 (the second American edition in 1990) on the initiative of Robert Wolfe, director of a research team examining records and documents retrieved from Germans in cooperation with the Office of Public Programs of the National Archives.

In the ancient Greek theatre, actors covered their faces with masks showing the audience what mood the characters on the stage were in. Just like resonance boxes, the masks amplified actors’ voices.

On April 26, 2006, a temporary exhibition Nuremberg Trials 1945–1946 (Proces norymberski 1945–1946) was held in the Martyrs’ Museum in Żabikowo It was the 60^th anniversary of the end of the trials conducted by the International Military Tribunal who convicted the main war criminals of the former Third Reich.