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Museums are ambiguous spaces. On the one hand, they provide some models built on social perceptions, and on the other, they are places open to interpretation. They are relational spaces. Spaces of various types of relations like institutional, interpersonal, international, intergeneration or intercultural relations. They are also places of relations and dialogue, establishing and negotiating meanings. In any event, museums are also, and perhaps above all, stories THE MUSEUM AS A SPACE OF SOCIAL RELATIONS. OSKAR SCHINDLER’S ENAMEL FACTORY MUSEUM IN CRACOW AND POLIN MUSEUM OF THE HISTORY OF POLISH JEWS IN WARSAW Małgorzata BOGUNIA-BOROWSKA 1 — Ph.D., Associate Professor E-MAIL: malgorzata.bogunia-borowska@ uj.edu.pl 1 Jagiellonian University, Krakow, Poland