Grunwald Memorial Crakow
The Grunwald war memorial in Krakow was blown up by the Germans in World War II. They used the bronze statues for the manufacture of war equipment. The monument was restored after the war and unveiled on October 16, 1976.
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Cemetery
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Fortification
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