Warsaw Citizens Return to a devastated city, February 1945

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Kiosk Ruchu

The ruins of Warsaw - Germans destroyed after Warsaw Uprising in 1944

Warszawa w latach okupacji - tramwaj linii 14 na Krakowskim Przedmieściu, obok pomnika Mickiewicza

Women of Warsaw Uprising

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THE WARSAW UPRISING, AUGUST-OCTOBER 1944 Ruins of Szpitalna Street in Warsaw after the Uprising's surrender. Note the ruins of the Prudential skyscraper in the background. Photograph probably taken on 20 November

A participant of the Warsaw Uprising paints the Kotwica (anchor), a World War II emblem of the Polish Secret State and Armia Krajowa (the Home Army), the symbol of the Polish resistance.

[Photo] Polish civilians filing through a street in Warsaw, Poland, Aug photo 2 of note Marder II tank destroyer on left

Jerzy Tomaszewski, Warsaw Uprising: Soldiers from the “Radosław Regiment” after several hours marching through sewers from Krasinski Square to Warecka Street in the Srodmiesce district, early morning on September

Pomnik księcia Józefa poniatowskiego na placu Saskim ok. 1925r. Zbiór fotografii Zdzisława Marcinkowskiego , MBC. Archiwum Państwowe m.st. Warszawy.

Widoczne szyldy sklepów i zakładów usługowych.

Ruiny Zamku Królewskiego. fot. 1970r., Jerzy Piasecki, źr. omni-bus.eu, zdjęcie jest własnością Narodowego Archiwum Cyfrowego.

Warsaw, Poland, Two Polish rebels, among them Walter Kostecki (right) in a ruined street during the Polish rebellion,