The Monument to Polish Victims of World War II in Berlin. An Important Date Has Been Recorded
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In the Berlin Krolloper Adolf Hitler ordered the attack on Poland in 1939. A temporary memorial stone commemorates the millions of victims in the neighbouring country. Soon a permanent place is to come.In Berlin, a permanent memorial site is to be remembered for the millions of Polish victims of the Second World War.National Socialist Germany had attacked the neighboring country 87 years ago by order of Adolf Hitler. Currently, a provisional mem…
As Berlin commemorates the 87th anniversary of Nazi Germany's invasion of Poland on September 1st, Berlin Mayor Kai Wegner on Tuesday emphasized the importance of building a permanent memorial to the Polish victims in the German capital. "It is important that we do not settle for a temporary solution," he declared.
The German government plans to build a memorial to the Polish victims of World War II, which will be located in the center of Berlin.
Work on the monument to Polish victims of World War II in Berlin is entering its final stages. A Polish-German jury will select the winning design from 25 shortlisted concepts in December. Construction is scheduled to begin in 2027.
German Minister of State for Culture and Media Wolfram Weimer announced that construction of the monument to the Polish victims of World War II will begin in 2027.
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