 Modern Muranow is a unique district, not only from the Polish perspective, since it is the only housing estate in the world located — intentionally — on the rubble of the Warsaw Ghetto and built in most part from this reconditioned rubble.It is the only urban design of such a scale in the capital of Poland from the 1950s, whose architects, inspired mostly by the pre-war modernism, also took a lot from socialist realism of the postwar reconstruction period, based on doctrine enforced by the communist government.In April 2013, the Museum of History of Polish Jews was opened at 6 Anielewicza Street.