“The Arrivals” – a new mosaic in Szczecin

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„Przybyli” – nowa mozaika opowiada historię szczecińskich repatriantów

In the courtyard at 5 Lipca Street 27, a unique mosaic titled “The Arrivals” was unveiled. It’s a collaborative effort of more than 50 residents of Szczecin.

The idea for the mosaic was inspired by a 1947 photograph by Bogdan Celichowski showing a group of repatriates. These were the people who formed the first post-war community in Szczecin, rebuilding the city from its ruins.

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