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Młyńskie Bridge, over River Oder.
Cathedral of Saint John the Baptist.
Warping of the archbishop's residence.
Ice cream tricycle.
Archdiocese building.
Tumski Bridge.
High density of lockets.
Ossolineum.
Window detail.
Church of Jesus.
Mirror building.
Door of the University Museum.
Stencils.
Warping mural.
Mural on tunnel.
Painted on tunnel.
Hanging textile net.
Farm animals.
Bronze dwarf.
Bronze dwarf - university professor.
Bronze dwarf - in jail.
Bronze dwarf - notary.
Bronze dwarfs - firemen.
World Trade Center.
Panels of Portugal Tourism.
Panels of Portugal Tourism.
University's Minor College.
Poznań Cathedral.
Monument of the 2 Billy Goats.
Architectural detail.
Minor Basilica (Jesuit Church of the 18th century)…
Minor Basilica (Jesuit Church of the 18th century)…
Ballet shop.
Działyński Palace (18th century).
Old façade.
Tapas Bar's street lamp.
Old façades.
Old façades.
Old façades.
Old façades.
City Hall (1555).
City Hall (1555).
Cathedral of Saint Michael the Archangel.
View from Śląsko-Dąbrowski Bridge.
Theatre Sabat.
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Church of the Holy Cross.
At Wrocław, near River Oder, and seen from Świętego Marcina.
Wrocław belonged to Germany until World War II, and was named Breslau. After the war, Stalin pushed the border of the Soviet Union westwards, incorporating a part of Poland in what is now Belarus. In order to diminish discontent in Poland, he pushed the Polish-German border westwards. Cities like Breslau and Stettin became Polish territory with their Polish names: Wrocław and Szczecin.
Wrocław belonged to Germany until World War II, and was named Breslau. After the war, Stalin pushed the border of the Soviet Union westwards, incorporating a part of Poland in what is now Belarus. In order to diminish discontent in Poland, he pushed the Polish-German border westwards. Cities like Breslau and Stettin became Polish territory with their Polish names: Wrocław and Szczecin.
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