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  • War cemetery in Linsburg

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  • Grave 52

    Anna Kruczkowska and Augusts Niedritis

  • Abb. 37: Baracken des „Steinhoff-Lagers“, im Hintergrund ein Teil der 54 Produktionsgebäude der Poltewerke in Duderstadt, unmittelbar nach dem Einmarsch der amerikanischen Truppen

    Hier mussten bis zu 350 zivile Zwangsarbeiter:innen aus verschiedenen Ländern und ab November 1944 750 ungarische und slowakische Jüdinnen aus dem KZ Auschwitz leben. Aufnahme vom 10.4.1945
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  • Fig. 17: “Polak w Niemczech” from 1952

    Title page of the January edition, after a 13-year break in publication.
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  • Exit

    View out of the barrack 5 of the former Forced Labor Camp Neuaubing.
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  • Memorial to the murdered Rosa Luxemburg

    The memorial stands where her body was found on the Landwehr canal, Katharina-Heinroth-Ufer by the Lichtenstein Bridge in Berlin Tiergarten, 2010
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  • Roman Kochanowski Junior, before 1910

    Roman Kochanowski Junior, before 1910, gallery photo, 17.8 x 18 cm, photographer: Atelier Gebrüder Lützel, Munich
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  • Plaque 6

    Names of victims 1-10
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  • Visitors to the exhibition in Dresden

    8 XII – 31 VIII 1964
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  • German military cemetery in Nowgorod, 2007

    German military cemetery in Nowgorod, 2007
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  • The “Stańko Quintet”, ca. 1970

    Bronisław Suchanek, Zbigniew Seifert, Janusz Muniak, Tomasz Stańko, Janusz Maria Stefański
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  • Peter Walczak's first communion, ca. 1920

    The Polish migrants in Wilhelmsburg cultivated their traditions and their religious affiliation
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  • Fig. 6: St. Corbinian and the Bear, 1483/89

    Weihenstephan altarpiece: (first conversion, lower left-hand outer panel, front side: Crucifixion of Christ). Oil on coniferous wood, 147 x 129 cm
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  • Fig. 9: Artist's studio Franciszek Ejsmond

    Munich 1889. In: Teufel, Studios of Munich Artists, Plate 18
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  • ill. 21: Nude IV

    1988, bronze, height 127 cm.
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  • Clara Zetkin und Rosa Luxemburg, Magdeburg 1910

    Clara Zetkin (links) und Rosa Luxemburg auf dem Weg zum SPD-Kongress in Magdeburg 1910.
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  • Gravestones for the victims of the massacre on 8 April 1945 in Celle

    Mass grave at the forest cemetery in Celle, undated
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  • Abb. 3 Godziny czekania, p. 3

    Porta Polonicum digitised the Polish-language work in 2017.
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  • Fig. 14: Room 5. Spring Awakening (“Silent Rebels” exhibition)

    J. Malczewski: “Spring”, 1898; W. Hofman: “Spring”, 1918; “Nativity Scene”, 1918; K. Sichulski: “Spring” triptych, 1909
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  • Karol Broniatowski in his studio

    1989
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