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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
Auschwitz I, Part 1, Oświęcim, Poland
Auschwitz I’s barracks and exhibits document Nazi persecution, forced labor, imprisonment, and mass murder during the Holocaust. 1354
Wieliczka Salt Mine, Wieliczka, Poland
Wieliczka’s historic salt mine leads visitors through underground galleries, chambers, sculptures, and the remarkable St Kinga’s Chapel. 1353
Schindler’s Factory Museum II, Krakow, Poland
Part II explores Kraków under occupation through underground culture, ghetto liquidation, Płaszów’s brutality, and Schindler’s factory relocation. 1352
Schindler’s Factory Museum I, Krakow, Poland
Schindler’s Museum presents Kraków’s wartime history through photographs, exhibits, and stories of life under Nazi occupation. 1351