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  • The Invasion of Troy

    Hasior, Władysław (1928 Nowy Sącz - 1999 Zakopane). Wood, textile, figures, found pieces, electrical installation on chipboard with a gold frame, 90 x 129 x 25 cm; Inv. no. 1672.
  • Memory/Watchwords (4)

    Marta Deskur (*1962 Kraków, lives there). Four-part photo work, each 123 x 200 cm, video 3 min. 12 secs.; Inv. no. 3982 a-d.
  • Memory/Watchwords (3)

    Marta Deskur (*1962 Kraków, lives there). Four-part photo work, each 123 x 200 cm, video 3 min. 12 secs.; Inv. no. 3982 a-d.
  • Memory/Watchwords (2)

    Marta Deskur (*1962 Kraków, lives there). Four-part photo work, each 123 x 200 cm, video 3 min. 12 secs.; Inv. no. 3982 a-d.
  • Open letter

    Second letter from a Brunswick citizen guard to the people of Brunswick
  • Flyer 1830 p. 14-15

    The Appeal of a Silesian Soldier to his Silesian Comrades before the march to the Polish border.
  • Flyer 1830 p. 12-13

    The Appeal of a Silesian Soldier to his Silesian Comrades before the march to the Polish border.
  • Flyer 1830 p. 10-11

    The Appeal of a Silesian Soldier to his Silesian Comrades before the march to the Polish border.
  • Flyer 1830 p. 8-9

    The Appeal of a Silesian Soldier to his Silesian Comrades before the march to the Polish border.
  • Flyer 1830 p. 6-7

    The Appeal of a Silesian Soldier to his Silesian Comrades before the march to the Polish border.
  • Flyer 1830 p. 4-5

    The Appeal of a Silesian Soldier to his Silesian Comrades before the march to the Polish border.
  • Flyer 1830 p. 1

    The Appeal of a Silesian Soldier to his Silesian Comrades before the march to the Polish border.
  • Flyer 1830

    The Appeal of a Silesian Soldier to his Silesian Comrades before the march to the Polish border.
  • Tomb of Witold Bombrowicz in Vence

    Front view
  • Tomb

    Tomb of Witold Bombrowicz in Vence
  • Belt clip

    With a stylised combination of letters ‘Sokół’, ca. 1900, Courtesy Collection Fujak.
  • Jacek Tyblewski in the corridors of the ‘Haus des Rundfunks’ in Berlin

    In the beginning, he not only worked in the Polish editorial office, he also presented programmes in the German-language daily programme of ‘radio multikulti’.
  • The first provisional editorial offices

    The containers were placed outside the “Haus der Kulturen der Welt” in Berlin.
  • The radio multikulti studio in the Haus des Rundfunks in Berlin.

    From here, the programmes were broadcast on the Berlin frequency FM 106.8 Mhz (later 96.3 Mhz).
  • Vitold Rek with his double bass