Europejskie Centrum Pamięci i Pojednania

European Center for Remembrance and Reconciliation in Pustkow-Osiedle - Historical and Didactic Exposition at the Mountain of Death - a museum and didactic facility, located in the village of Pustkow-Osiedle. The center is an organizational unit of Dębica commune and operates within Cultural and Library Center of Dębica Commune.

The Center was established in 2009 as a unit to carry out projects related to the history of World War II and the Holocaust. Apart from its exhibition activities, it organizes workshops, meetings and lectures addressed mainly to young people. In October 2011, the Center was named after Helena Rey Jabłonowska, a social activist and member of the Home Army.

The exhibition part itself was opened in April 2012. It includes a permanent exhibition on the history of the Nazi labor camp in Pustków and the Waffen-SS testing ground, where V-1 and V-2 missiles were tested. As part of the exhibition, arranged in buildings modeled on the camp barracks, the visitors can see documents, prisoners' mementoes, articles of daily use, tools, and a model of the camp and the training ground. The collections come from the Regional Museum in Debica, a branch of the Institute of National Remembrance and the State Archives in Rzeszow, the Jewish Historical Institute in Warsaw, Yad Vashem Memorial Institute in Jerusalem, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum in Washington and from other institutions and private individuals.

The Center also includes a monument on top of the "Mountain of Death", where from 1941 the camp crematorium was located to burn the bodies of prisoners who were murdered and died in the camp. The "Road of Suffering" leads to it, along which fourteen sculptures in the shape of human hands have been placed.

The center is a year-round facility; admission is charged.