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Altwasser, or the Current Stary Zdrój District of Wałbrzych, in Old Photos. This Is What the District Looked Like Before World War II.

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This is what the Wałbrzych district of Stary Zdrój looked like before 1945. Back then, it was still Altwasser, a separate town, or perhaps even part of the city. Stary Zdrój was incorporated into Wałbrzych in 1910. By then, it already had a rich past as a spa town.
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This is what the Wałbrzych district of Stary Zdrój looked like before 1945. Back then, it was still Altwasser, a separate town, or perhaps even part of the city. Stary Zdrój was incorporated into Wałbrzych in 1910. By then, it already had a rich past as a spa town.

·Wałbrzych, Poland
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Naszemiasto broke the news in Wałbrzych, Poland on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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