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Malbork Castle Part I, Malbork, Poland
I began at Malbork Castle, exploring its brick walls, courtyards, and the history of the Teutonic Knights. 1363
European Solidarity Centre, Gdansk, Poland
The European Solidarity Centre tells how Gdańsk workers’ movement helped Poland move peacefully from communism toward democracy. 1362
Gdansk Walk II, Poland
This second Gdańsk walk followed the riverfront, passed gates, visited churches, and ended at the European Solidarity Centre. 1361
Museum of the Second World War, Part 2, Gdansk, Poland
Part 2 showed Polish life under German and Soviet occupation, the Holocaust, and the war’s aftermath. 1360
Museum of the Second World War, Part 1, Gdansk, Poland
The exhibition showed war’s reach into daily life through bombing, hunger, shortages, and efforts to preserve dignity. 1359
Gdanks Walk I, Poland
A historic Baltic port known for its Hanseatic architecture, amber trade, maritime heritage, and important place in Polish history. 1358
Underground Museum, Krakow, Poland
Beneath Kraków’s Main Market Square, Rynek Underground reveals streets, artifacts, and stories of the city’s trading past. 1357
Auschwitz II-Birkenau, Oświęcim, Poland
At Auschwitz II-Birkenau, the vast grounds, surviving barracks, and memorial convey the camp’s scale and tragic history. 1356
Auschwitz I, Part 2, Oświęcim, Poland
Auschwitz I’s barracks, prison cells, testimonies, and museum exhibits document Nazi persecution, forced labor, and mass murder. 1355








