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These Villages in the Bieszczady Mountains Have Been Gone for over 70 Years. Only Fragments of History Remain.
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After the war, these were the wildest and most desolate Polish Bieszczady Mountains, but before that, life was teeming here. Villages located within the so-called Bieszczady sack have been gone for over 70 years. These include Bukowiec, Sianki, and Beniowa. Remnants of bygone times remain. Today, a nature and history trail leads to the supposed source of the San River and the southernmost corner of Poland.
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