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  • ‘In the mountains’

    Watercolour, felt-tip pen on paper, 150 x 120 cm.
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  • ‘In blue’

    Watercolour, felt-tip pen on paper, 100 x 150 cm.
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  • Cabin at the forest lake

    Watercolour, felt-tip pen on paper, 150 x 120 cm.

  • Leaflet accompanying the folk festival in Lahde on 24 and 25 September 1949 (only in German).
    In Lahde (now Petershagen), the ‘Polish Liberation Festivals’ were celebrated repeatedly until the 1970s, always at the end of September.
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  • Payroll

    According to this payroll in January 1947 UNRRA employed seven teachers in the Polish camp school in Cammer, part of the DPAC Lahde.
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  • List of DP labourers

    Two months after the Lahde camp was founded.
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  • Official greeting of the Polish bishop, Józef Gawlina

    In the Civil Mixed Labour Organisation, many Polish displaced persons also found a job in the British occupation zone after the end of the war.
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  • Identity document of Jarosława Lysaniuk

    Originally a municipal employee in the ‘Generalgouvernement’, she was deported to Schönebeck/Elbe as a forced labourer. Since 1945 in the DPAC Lahde.
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  • Two displaced persons pose in front of the ‘Hotel Tonne’

    The headquarters of UNRRA teams 65 and 129 were initially housed there.

  • Works by Tadeusz Makowski

    From l. to r. Self Portrait, 1930; Miser, 1932; Four Children with a Trombone, 1929.
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  • Exhibited works by Maria Jarema (1908-1958) and Jerzy Nowosielski (1923-2011)

    From l. to r.: Jarema, Filter XIII, 1954; Nowosielski, Female Swimmer, 1959 and Synthetic Landscape, 1961.
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  • View of the exhibition at the Museum Folkwang, Essen

    Including the Fantastic Composition by Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz (1885-1939), 1915-1920 (2nd from right).

  • Marek Hłasko - Polish writer

    The photo was taken at an interview shortly before he travelled to Israel on 20th January 1959.
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  • Sonja Ziemann - Actor and dancer

    Role portrait in the film ‘Der Tod fährt mit’.
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  • Sonja Ziemann shows Marek Hłasko her world

  • Jan Kiepura and his wife Martha Eggerth at the Berlin Film Festival

    Martha Eggerth was a singer and actress.
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  • Congratulations from the wife of the Reich Labour Minister Seldte

    Festive concert in honour of the Polish singer.
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  • Jan Kiepura accepts congratulations from the Reich Minister for Popular Enlightenment and Propaganda Joseph Goebbels

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  • The Minister President of Prussia, Hermann Göring congratulated Jan Kiepura immediately after the concert.

    Concert to mark the opening of the German/Polish Institute in the Lessing College.
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  • On stage in the Marble Hall of Berlin's Zoological Garden on the occasion of the opening of the German-Polish Institute

    In the audience: Reich Minister for Popular Enlightenment and Propaganda Joseph Goebbels (7th from right), Polish Ambassador to Germany Józef Lipski (9th from right), Prussian Prime Minister Hermann G...
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