US EditionIt only Took a Moment for Krakow to Ignite. "a Glow so Intense that Everything Turned purple."
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On the scorching afternoon of July 18, 1850, a fire broke out at the end of Krupnicza Street in Kraków, engulfing much of the city within hours. The accidental flames consumed dozens of homes, monasteries, and palaces, while strong winds and burnt walnut trees only made matters worse. Many were convinced that an arsonist was behind the tragedy.
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