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  • Portrait of Olivier Messiaens.

    Fot. Inghi, Paris.
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  • Zdzisław Nardelli in the film by Antoni Bohdziewicz “Za wami pójdą inni…” [Others will be following you]

    The only existing film reel in the FN..
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  • Ensign Bohdan Samulski after his escape from captivity

    Officer in General Stanisław Maczek's 1st Armoured Division, awarded the Order of Virtuti Militari. Outstanding architect in Belgium after the war.
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  • ‘Tested’ seal of the camp censor

    On the inside of the programme.
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  • ‘Wieczór polski’ [Polish Evening] in Stalag VIII A in Görlitz

    The programme of the Polish Evening (cover), created by Bohdan Samulski.
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  • Olivier Messiaen in soldier’s uniform

    During a campaign in Metz in eastern France in 1939/40.
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  • Stalag VIII A in Görlitz

    A view of the barracks. (Série 4. Edit. Phototypia Légia, Liége).
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  • Page with the triangular censor seal ‘tested’ of Stalag VIII C in Sagan

    ‘Oczko we mgle...’ [A Tiny Eye in the Fog], in: ‘Szopka Sagańska’.
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  • ‘Szopka Sagańska’ [Sagan nativity play, authors: Zdzisław Nardelli - text, Jan Świderski and Tadeusz Łakomski - drawings

    ‘Uwaga! Sagan wrze...’ [Attention! It's boiling in Sagan...] (title page), nativity play for New Year, performed by Polish prisoners in Sagan (1939) and Görlitz (1940).
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  • Stalag VIII C in Sagan

    Reprint from the folder: Muzeum Obozów Jenieckich [Prisoner of War Camp Museum]. Stalag VIII C. Stalag Luft 3, edited by Muzeum Obozów Jenieckich, Żagań [Sagan] 2014.
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  • His debut as poet

    „Świt na nowo” [Daybreak Anew], tomik poezji [volume of poetry], editor, F. Hoesick. Warsaw 1938, and poem entitled “Wyjazd” [Departure].
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  • Zdzisław Nardelli, before 1949

    A photo from the Kraków Photo Workshop “Pro Arte”.

  • 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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