Before the war, the building at 18 Długi Targ Street was an eye-catcher with its high, ornate gable and a small balcony beneath. After the destruction in 1945, the building was restored to the city in a completely different form. It is one of dozens of examples of Gdańsk's post-war reconstruction, during which streets were rarely restored to their pre-1939 state. The Fate of 18 Długi Targ Street Before becoming the headquarters of the Polish Uni…
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Before the war, the building at 18 Długi Targ Street was an eye-catcher with its high, ornate gable and a small balcony beneath. After the destruction in 1945, the building was restored to the city in a completely different form. It is one of dozens of examples of Gdańsk's post-war reconstruction, during which streets were rarely restored to their pre-1939 state. The Fate of 18 Długi Targ Street Before becoming the headquarters of the Polish Uni…