Equestrian statue of Boleslaw the Brave at the Corpus Christi Roman
Catholic church, street Swidnicka, Wroclaw, Poland
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Wrocław,
stolica Śląska, panorama centrum miasta z parkingu na dachu DT Renoma,
32 m
Wroclaw
city centre panorama from the Renoma Shopping Centre rooftop parking
lot, 32 mts (105 feet)
Król
Boleslaw Chrobry King - Boleslaw the Brave, Pomnik
Ofiar
Stalinizmu - Monument to Victims of Stalinism, Narodowe Forum Muzyki -
National Forum of Music, Kino
Nowe Horyzonty - New Horizons Movie Theatre, Sw. Elzbiety
Wegierskiej Kosciol Garnizonowy Wojska Polskiego - St Elisabeth of
Hungary Garrison Church of the Polish Army, Sw. Stanislawa,
Sw.
Doroty i Sw. Waclawa - Saints Stanislaus, Dorothy, and
Wenceslaus, Bozego Ciała - Corpus Christi, popruski kompleks
policyjno-sadowo-wiezienny - post-Prussian
police, courts and prison complex
Across
the Swidnicka street, King Boleslaw the Brave is looking at
two
important monuments which must be visited by a tourist who
wants
to discover the latest history of Wroclaw.
One
is the World's first monument to the victims of Stalinism /
To
those who have rebuilt Poland and developed her Regained Territories,
POMNIK OFIAR STALINIZMU-
MONUMENT TO VICTIMS OF STALINISM - DENKMAL FÜR DIE OPFER DES
STALINISMUS - ПАМЯТНИК ЖЕРТВАМ СТАЛИНИЗМА
TYM,
KTÓRZY ODBUDOWALI POLSKĘ I ZAGOSPODAROWALI ZIEMIE ODZYSKANE, W 50-tą
ROCZNICĘ, NARÓD POLSKI
TO
THOSE WHO HAVE
REBUILT POLAND AND DEVELOPED HER REGAINED TERRITORIES, ON THE 50th
ANNIVERSARY. POLISH NATION
ДЛЯ ТЕХ, КОТОРЫЕ ВОССТАНОВИЛИ ПОЛЬШУ И РАЗВИВАЛИ
ЕЕ ВОЗВРАЩЁННЫЕ ЗЕМЛИ, ПОСВЯЩЕННО 50-ЛЕТИЮ. ПОЛЬСКИЙ НАРОД
FÜR
DIEJENIGEN, DIE POLEN HABEN UMGEBAUT UND WIEDERGEWONNENEN GEBIETE
ENTWICKELTE GEMACHTEN, ZUM 50. JAHRESTAG, POLNISCHE NATION
Terrifying
post-Prussian police, courts and prison complex in Wroclaw, against
this background a huge (1.5 m, 5 feet diameter), made of black steel by
Jerzy Kalina, ingenious sculptor,
Wedding Ring of Polish National
Hero Cavalry Captain Witold Pilecki who gave his life battling two
totalitarian regimes of the 20th century, see
more about martyrs of Catholic personalism .
On
the pavements of Wroclaw, Poland, at the intersection of Marshal
Pilsudski#Swidnicka Strs, in 2005 Jerzy Kalina depicted sad misery of
life in the totalitarian communist system with his 14
life-like statues as
a bronze replica of former
TV
programme „Vox Populi” props named 'Monument of Anonymous
passer-by' installed in Warsaw, Swietokrzyska#Mazowiecka, for one
week from the night 12/13 December 1977. Surprisingly, on the overnight
of 12 and 13 of December 1981, communist party leader
Jaruzelski imposed martial law to stop
SOLIDARITY's strive
for national independence, religious freedom and market economy.
Although the Soviet
system collapsed, the transition from totalitarianism to
democracy seems to be a never ending process.
Many
veterans of Polish struggle for national identity and religious freedom
live now in more miserable conditions than before Soviet troops and
nukes were withdrawn from Poland in 1993.
A
commemorative stone in honour of Polish Scauts / Guides and
Scouters / Guiders who were killed while struggling
for Polish identity of Wroclaw,
inaugurated
on the 20th annivesary of establishing the Wroclaw Centre Scout
District, May 19777. Can be
seen aside the Nowowiejska Street quite close to where
Edith Stein had her house, Wroclaw
Olbin, Poland
A
monument dedicated to officers of the State Police 1918 - 1939, of the
Citizens' Militia 1945 - 1990, of the Police after 1990, who were
killed while protectmg security of the people, providing
security
and maintaining public order. (centre). To memory of officers
ot
the Citizens' Militia whose ashes lie on this cemetery and other
cemeteries of Low Silesia. Osobowice, Wroclaw.
NB.
Citizens' Militia or Civic Militia was a state police institution in
the People's Republic of Poland. It was created in 1944 by
Soviet-controlled communist government, and widely used to exert
political repression on the citizens, besides its typical role in
curbing crime. Crime became rampant in Poland's regained
territories. Shootings, arsons, thefts, robberies, burglaries,
assaults, rapes, murders plagued changing inhabitants of
ruins
for many years after the WW2.
Śląsk
Polska Silesia Poland Slezsko Polsko Schlesien Polen
Wrocław,
stolica Śląska, panorama centrum miasta z punktu widokowego Sky Tower,
najwyższego w Polsce, 200 m
1.
Sw. Michala Archaniola, 2. Sw. Urszuli i Jedenastu Tysiecy Dziewic, po
1946 - Opieki Sw. Józefa (karmelitów bosych), 3. Sw. Krzyza i Sw.
Bartlomieja
(kolegiata),
4. Sw.Jana Chrzciciela (Archikatedra), 5. Najswietszej Maryi
Panny na Piasku, 6. Palac Arcybiskupów, 7. Swietych Wincentego i Jakuba
(Katedra
Greckokatolicka), 8. Sw. Klary i Sw. Jadwigi (urszulanek), 9. Hala
Targowa, 10. Sw. Macieja Apostola , 11. Sw. Marii Magdaleny (Katedra
Polskokatolicka),
12. Panorama Raclawicka. 13. Muzeum Architektury w bylym kosciele Sw.
Bernardyna, 14. Sw. Wojciecha z kaplica Bl. Czeslawa
(dominikanów),
15. Ratusz 16. Galeria Dominikanska, 17. Sw. Stanislawa, Sw. Doroty i
Sw. Waclawa, 18. Laznia Miejska, 19. Bozego Ciala, 20. Opera,
21.
Dom Towarowy Renoma, 22. Najswietszego Imienia Jezus (uniwersytecki),
23 byly komitet wojewódzki partii komunistycznej, 24. Sw. Elzbiety
Wegierskiej
(Bazylika, Kosciól Garnizonowy Wojska Polskiego), 25. Narodzenia
Przenajswietszej Bogurodzicy (Katedra Prawoslawna)
26. Palac Królów Pruskich, 27. popruski
kompleks policyjno-sadowo-wiezienny, 28. sw. Ignacego Loyoli (jezuitów)
Śląsk
Polska Silesia Poland Slezsko Polsko Schlesien Polen
Wroclaw,
the capital of Silesia, city centre panorama from the Sky Tower view
point, the highest in Poland 200 mts (656 feet)
1.
St Michael the Archangel 2. St Ursula and Eleven Thousand Virgins,
after 1946 - St. Joseph the Protector (Barefoot Carmelites, monks), 3.
Holy Cross
and
St St. Bartholomew (Collegiate), 4. St John the Baptist
(Archcathedral), 5. Most Holy Virgin Mary on the Sand, 6. Archbishops'
Palace 7. Saints
Vincent
and Jacob (Greek Catholic Cathedral), 8. St Clare and St Hedwig
(Ursulines), 9. Market Hall, 10. St Matthew the Apostle, 11. St. Mary
Magdalene
(Polish Catholic Cathedral), 12. Raclawice Panorama,13. Museum of
Architecture in the former St Bernardine, 14. St Adalbert with St
Ceslaus
chapel
(Dominican friars), 15. Town Hall 16. Dominican Gallery Mall, 17.
Saints Stanislaus, Dorothy, and Wenceslaus, 18. Municipal
Baths,
19. Corpus
Christi,
20. Opera, 21. Renoma Shopping Centre, 22. Most Holy Name of Jesus
(Academic), 23. former Communist Party Provincial Committee,
24.
St Elisabeth of Hungary (Minor Basilica, Garrison Church of the Polish
Army), 25.Nativity of the Most Holy Mother of God (Orthodox Cathedral),
26. Prussian KIngs'
Palace, 27. post-Prussian police, courts and prison complex, 28. St
Ignatius Loyola (Jesuits)
Wroclaw city centre panorama from
the Sky Tower view point
Post-Prussian
police, courts and prison complex in Wroclaw, Śląsk Polski Polish
Silesia Polské Slezsko Polnisch Schlesien
Wroclaw city centre panorama from
the Sky Tower view point
R
to L: Most Holy Name of Jesus, Town Hall surrounded with Market Square
row houses, former Jesuit College now Ossolineum, St Matthew
the
Apostle
Śląsk
Polski Polish Silesia Polské Slezsko Polnisch Schlesien
Aula
Leopoldina is a beautiful Baroque Hall named after the founder of
Wroclaw University in 1702, the Austrian Emperor Leopold I, the one who
fled from Vienna before the Polish king John III Sobieski in 1683 saved
Vienna, all Austria and other German countries from being seized by
Turkish Ottomans.
The Polish University of Wroclaw
graduation ceremony watched angrily by one of terrible Fritzes, aggressive and ruthless kings of Prussia
Love Wroclaw 's youth: happy, smart, and cute
Śląsk
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Cathedral Island
(Ostrow Tumski) on the Odra River, the most iconic view of Wroclaw, the
capital of Polish Silesia.
St
John the
Baptist's Archcathedral (on the right), Church of the Holy
Cross / St.
Bartholomew's, papal faculty and archbishop's palace in between
Śląsk Polski Polish
Silesia Polské Slezsko Polnisch Schlesien
Forever Wroclaw: Tumski
Green Cathedral Bridge.
After
having locked your eternal love padlock, don't forget to throw
the key into the Odra river, to make sure your love will last
forever
Wroclaw,
Poland, the European Capital of Culture 2016
Love Wroclaw street musicians at
the Cathedral Bridge of everlasting love, all rights reserved halat.com
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Wroclaw Town
Hall east elevation, the most iconic detail of Wroclaw, the capital of
Polish Silesia.
Love
Wroclaw 's splendid architecture
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The Tower
of the st Elisabeth and st Laurentius Roman Catholic Church, basilica
minor Garrison Church of the Polish Army
St Elizabeth's Church
observation deck offers panoramic views
of Wroclaw. At 75 mts (246 feet) high, with 302 steps to walk,
the
viewing point is a nice gym facility: climbing stairs - about 0.11
calories per step up (0.05 down), walking on flat ground - about 0.03
calories per step.
A
panoramic view of Wroclaw city from the tower of the st Elisabeth and
st Laurentius Roman Catholic Church
The
Roman Catholic Church of Saints Stanislaus, Dorothy, and Wenceslaus,
erected to commemorate the Peace Treaty of Namyslow of 1348 AD (see
here)
(with
the black cross in the roof cover); the closest is the 10
storey City Savings Bank of 1931
(west side of the Market Square)
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A
panoramic view of Wroclaw city from the tower of the st Elisabeth and
st Laurentius Roman Catholic Church
The
Wroclaw Market Square founded by Polish Piast Henry I the
Bearded
between 1214 and 1232 (his wife was Saint Hedwig of Silesia) was
destroyed
as a result of Festung Breslau,
finally regained by Poland and reconstructed according to the
way it
looked in the late 18th century, in Baroque and Classicism style.
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A
panoramic view of Wroclaw city from the tower of the st Elisabeth and
st Laurentius Roman Catholic Church
The
Wroclaw Market Square: the inner
block with the Town Hall and the New City Hall, the southern side
(frontal view), and the west side (back view);
on the corner of the Salt Square and the Market
Square is the 10
storey City Savings Bank of 1931 (west side of the Market Square), this
building is
three floors lower in the Salt Square (the northern side of the Salt
Square aka Polish Square) and is facing the Old Stock Exchange (frontal
view, to the right)
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A
panoramic view of Wroclaw city from the tower of the st Elisabeth and
st Laurentius Roman Catholic Church
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A
panoramic view of Wroclaw city from the tower of the st Elisabeth and
st Laurentius Roman Catholic Church
University of Wroclaw, Wroclaw University bridge, Jesuit
Church of the Most Holy Name of Jesus
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The
Architecture Faculty building of Technical University of
Wroclaw.
St Michael the Archangel Roman Catholic Church, the Redzinski Bridge, a
cable-stayed bridge spanning the Odra river. With its pylon reaching a
height of 122 m (400 ft) and having a total length of 1.7 km (1.1 mi),
the Redzinski Bridge is the tallest and longest bridge in Poland.
The
Architecture Faculty building of Technical University of
Wroclaw
at the Olbin lake where magnificent St Vincent Abbey was situated by
Peter Wlastowic in 1139 (more here and here)
'Ohn'
Fleiss kein Preis' - 'Nothing won without effort' (i.e. 'No pain, no
gain') - 'Bez pracy nie ma kołaczy' - 'No hay ganancia sin fatiga'
Love
Wroclaw 's serenity. Wroclaw, Poland, along with San
Sebastián
(Donostia in Basque), Spain, will be the European Capital of
Culture in 2016.
Wrocław
wraz z San Sebastian (Donostia po baskijsku), Hiszpania,
będzie Europejską Stolicą Kultury 2016 - San Sebastián será
Capital Europea de la Cultura en 2016 junto con Breslavia, Polonia
Modern Style aka Jugendstil aka L'art Nouveau aka Secession round
beautifully decorated tenement house
Prusa street No. 5-5a # Świętokrzyska street No. 57, Wroclaw,
Poland
The
Wroclaw Market Square: the
northern side (to the right), and the inner block, citizens'
houses (to the left)
The
Wroclaw Market Square: the
southern side
The Wroclaw Market Square: the southern side, Modern Style aka
Jugendstil aka L'art Nouveau aka Secession
Love
Wroclaw tourist guides. The Bricklayers Bastion, Polish Street - Polish
Hill all rights reserved silesian.eu
The
Old Stock Exchange building at the Salt Squ. in the style of an Italian
Renaissance city palace was designed by Carl Ferdinand Langhans, and
built 1822-1825
The Wroclaw Market Square: the southern side, modernist period
aka Jugendstilepoche
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![The Wroclaw Market Square: the late Gothic Town Hall and the early Nazi skyscraper of 1931. Only one year later, 44% the German inhabitants of the pre-war Breslau voted for Hitler - the third-highest total in all of Germany].](late_Gothic_Town_Hall_and_early_Nazi_skyscraper_1931_one_year_later_44_percent_of_German_inhabitants_of_the_pre_war_Breslau_voted_for_Hitler.jpg)
The
Wroclaw Market Square: the late
Gothic Town Hall and the early Nazi skyscraper of 1931.
Only
one year later, in the year 1932, 44% the German inhabitants
of the pre-war Breslau
voted for Hitler - the third-highest total in all of Germany.
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The 10
storey City Savings Bank (German: Hochhaus
der staedtischen Sparkasse) was
one of many planned by Max Berg, an
architect who designed the Jahrhunderthalle, (Polish: Hala
Ludowa
- People's Hall), to replace the historical past of
the Wroclaw
Market Square after demolishing old buildings (c.f. here).
To the
unrealized designs Berg included construction of a tall building
with a facade of steel and glass (Stahl und
Glas) next to
the Wroclaw City Hall.
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Arrogant
ideas considered as progressive by the fomer (till 1945) German owners
of Wroclaw who were National Socialists (Nazis)
have
left behind an urbanistic horror on
the corner of the Salt Square and the Market Square which is the 10
storey City Savings Bank of 1931 in the Old Town.
.
Below is another example of arrogance and barbarism, from four hundred
years earlier than the Nazis came to power...
Romanesque
stone portal of the year 1180 from the St Vincent Abbey of 1139. Under
false pretences the Abbey was demolished by religious haters
within one
month starting on 14 October 1529. The Olbin Portal was saved. built in
the st Mary
Magdalene church in 1546, and can bring us back to the Peter Wlast
epoch of Wroclaw.
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A
panoramic vieof Wroclaw city from Witches’ Bridge of the st Mary
Magdalene Polish Catholic Church
The
Wroclaw Market Square: the
northern side and the st Elisabeth church (on the right), the Town
Hall (far left), and the
inner block, citizens' houses (in between)
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A
panoramic view of Wroclaw city from Witches’ Bridge of the st Mary
Magdalene Polish Catholic Church
The
Wroclaw Market Square: the
southern side (on the left), the inner
block, citizens' houses (on the left), the Town
Hall (in
between)
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A
panoramic view of Wroclaw city from the tower of the st Elisabeth and
st Laurentius Roman Catholic Church
The
Wroclaw Market Square: the inner
block - citizens' houses, the New Town Hall, the Old
Town Hall
Behind
the eastern side of the Market Square, the st Mary
Magdalene Polish Catholic Church can be seen (far left)
,
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A
panoramic view of Wroclaw city from the tower of the st Elisabeth and
st Laurentius Roman Catholic Church
The
st Mary Magdalene Polish Catholic Church. The bridge
connecting the two towers is called the Witches’ Bridge. A
legend
says that the shadows visible on the bridge are the souls of the girls
who used to seduce men without wanting to be married, being scared of
housekeeping.
Love Wrocław
glimpse to die for
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Silesia Polské Slezsko Polnisch Schlesien
A
panoramic view of Wroclaw city from the tower of the st Elisabeth and
st Laurentius Roman Catholic Church
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In Polish Wroclaw, many buildings still remind the nightmare of German
Nazi Breslau
Olympic
Stadium in Wroclaw, Stadion Olimpijski we Wrocławiu, before
1945:
Hermann Göring Stadion in Breslau; in spite of its name the stadium
wasn't any venue of the Hitler's Germany Olympic Games 1936, so the
nazis didn't remove signs stating "Jews not wanted" and similar slogans
from the city's main tourist attractions.
A
panoramic view of Wroclaw city from the tower of the st Elisabeth and
st Laurentius Roman Catholic Church, Legnicka Str., Strzegomski Squ.
Remainings of the German (the WW II Hochbunker, 25 m high, walls 1,1 m,
ceilings 1,5 m thick), and
Soviet (communist type buildings) past of Wroclaw history
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Above
the entrance to the Museum of Contemporary Art in Wroclaw, The
Hourglass (Klepsydra), a mural by artist Stanislaw Drozdz (Stanisław
Dróżdż)
Wroclaw, the capital of Silesia was, is, and will be soaked with Polish
arts
będzie
będzie
będzie
będzie
będzie
jest
było
było
było
było
było |
it*will*be
it*will*be
it*will*be
it*will*be
it*will*be
it*is
it*was
it*was
it*was
it*was
it*was |
The
Train to Heaven (Pociąg
do nieba) the largest urban sculpture in Poland weighs 80
tons, consists of old steam engine and
30 metres long rails, by artist Andrzej Jarodzki, 2010, Wroclaw
Poland's
accession into the European Union ended her outstanding industrial
growth achieved after the WW 2,
including the rolling stock
factory PA-FA-WAG, which was located in Wroclaw.
St
Maximilian Kolbe Martyr of Charity Roman Catholic church in
Wroclaw West
Saint Maximilian Maria Kolbe was a Polish intellectual,
Franciscan friar who volunteered to die in place of a
stranger in the German death camp of Auschwitz
A
panoramic view of Wroclaw city from the tower of the st Elisabeth and
st Laurentius Roman Catholic Church
The Wroclaw Millennium Bridge and the Redzinski Bridge, the biggest in
Poland
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The sunset view from the Wroclaw Millennium Bridge down the Odra River,
the Redzinski Bridge on the horizon
Love
Wroclaw 's river Odra, admire its water gap
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The Odra River by night as much enjoyable as during the day
Love
Wroclaw Grunwaldzki suspension bridge, all rights reserved silesian.eu
Wrocław, Śląsk Polski - Wroclaw, Polish Silesia - Vratislav,
Polské Slezsko - Breslau, Polnisch Schlesien
Wow! you
say when you see the Old Town in Wroclaw, Poland
Wow, wow,
and keep on wowing, while taking pics of each other, taking sweet
selfies, and checking for water stains.
W stands
for Polish City of Wroclaw, World Virginity until Marriage
Capital, Wow
Top 3
Things To Do In Wroclaw: Say Wow, Take Pics, Hurry To Marry A Virgin*
*virgin groom married to virgin bride: the best prognostic factor for a
successful marriage
Wrocławskie Dziewice
to my! The Wroclaw virgins are us!
Top 3
Things To Do In Wroclaw: Say Wow, Take Pics, Hurry To Marry A Virgin*
*virgin groom married to virgin bride: the best prognostic factor for a
successful marriage
Kaja
sokola and her storm of emotions.
Fine art photography by Zbigniew Halat
Pink elements make teen girl jockey and horse costumes a perfect fit at
Partynice Racecourse, Wroclaw Poland
Among Polish cities Wroclaw is
the first and only member of EURO EQUUS - The European Network of
Horses Cities
Wrocław, Śląsk Polski - Wroclaw, Polish Silesia - Vratislav,
Polské Slezsko - Breslau, Polnisch Schlesien
Tadeusz Kantor's Chair, concrete sculpture, height 9 m, weight 8 t, designed 1970, realized 2011.
Fine art photography by Zbigniew Halat
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Stunningly
beautiful Marianna, 24-year-old Roman Catholic maiden, Ukrainian of
Polish origin, from Rudki / Rudky, the city of Lwow / Lviv area, West
Ukraine. Fine art photography by Zbigniew Halat. Rudki
belonged to the Fredro family before September 17, 1939, when begun the
Russian invasion and occupation of the Eastern lands of Poland (in
Polish: Kresy Wschodnie). This is known as 'a treacherous stab in the
back' because - as fulfilment of the Ribbentrop–Molotov Pact aka
Nazi–Soviet Pact - occured 17 days after the German invasion and
occupation of the Western lands of Poland during the Second World War.
![Count Alexander Fredro and Marianna, 24, maiden both from Rudki, Lvov / Lviv area, Ukraine. She represents the Eastern Polish /Western Ukrainian canon of facial and spiritual beauty. Fine art photography by Zbigniew Halat. Count Aleksander Fredro [Alexander hr. Fredro], Boncza coat of arms ("on a blue field is a white Unicorn, like a horse, its forelegs raised as if it has been driven toward the right side of the shield, and on its head is a tapering horn: on the helm and the crown is half of a unicorn like the one on the shield" 'Herbarz Polski' by Kasper Niesiecki, heraldic motto 'Friede Herr', i.e. 'Peace, O Lord', (1793 – 1876) was the greatest Polish comedy writer. His tomb is part of the Fredro family mausoleum in the Roman Catholic Church of the Assumption of the Most Holy Virgin Mary in Rudki / Rudky. Aleksander Fredro monument, was moved from Lviv (Ukraine) to Wroclaw (Poland) after World War II. Fredro statue designed by Leonard Marconi located in front of the entrance to the Town Hall has been the most popular place to have a first date for multiple generations of post-war inhabitants of Polish Wroclaw (as well as that of visitors).](Alexander_Fredro_Marianna_24_both_from_Rudki_Lwow_Lviv_area_she_represents_eastern_Polish_western_Ukrainian_canon_of_facial_spiritual_beauty_Fine_art_photography_by_Zbigniew_Halat.jpg)
Count
Alexander Fredro and Marianna, 24, maiden, both from Rudki, Lvov / Lviv
area, Ukraine. She represents the Eastern Polish / Western Ukrainian
canon of facial and spiritual beauty. Fine
art photography by Zbigniew Halat. Count Aleksander Fredro [Alexander
hr. Fredro], Boncza coat of arms ("on a blue field is a white Unicorn,
like a horse, its forelegs raised as if it has been driven toward the
right side of the shield, and on its head is a tapering horn: on the
helm and the crown is half of a unicorn like the one on the shield" 'Herbarz Polski' by Kasper Niesiecki,
heraldic motto 'Friede Herr', i.e. 'Peace, O Lord', (1793 – 1876)
was the greatest Polish comedy writer. His tomb is part of the Fredro
family mausoleum in the Roman Catholic Church of the Assumption of the
Most Holy Virgin Mary in Rudki / Rudky. Aleksander Fredro monument, was
moved from Lviv (Ukraine) to Wroclaw (Poland) after World War II.
Fredro statue designed by Leonard Marconi located in front of the
entrance to the Town Hall has been the most popular place to have a
first date for multiple generations of post-war inhabitants of Polish
Wroclaw (as well as that of visitors).
Gojenie
ran historii w imię przyjaźni i jedności narodów słowiańskich. Зцілення
ран історії заради дружбі і єдністі слов'янських народів. Healing the
Wounds of History for the sake of Friendship and Unity of the Slavic
Peoples. Ivan Kozuba, the Ukrainian from the city of Kryvyi Rih, East
Ukraine and his three muses, one of them Polish by origin Marianna from
Rudki (the city of Lwow / Lviv area, West Ukraine. on youtube
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![Love Wroclaw and pronounce the city's name correctly: Wrocław Polish pronunciation: Vrotswaf [ˈvrɔt͡swaf] Polish Silesia, Śląsk Polski, Polske Slezsko, Polnisch Schlesien silesian.eu](love_Wroclaw_pronounce_vrtotswaf_Slask_Polski_Polish_Silesian_Polske_Slezsko_Polnisch_Schlesien_silesian.eu.jpg)
