Breslau / Wrocław

Traces of Breslau in Wrocław.

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Former Wilhelmshafen establishment on the Oder near the junction between the river and the flood canal. The tower in the background with the imperial flag belongs to a villa that still exists today. Postcard from before 1919.

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Former Wilhelmshafen establishment on the Oder near the junction between the river and the flood canal.

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Former Wilhelmshafen establishment on the Oder near the junction between the river and the flood canal. Only the foundations of the establishment remain, although folding chairs from a beach bar have recently (August 2025) been placed there.

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Facade of the Friedrich Ebert School in Zimpel, Breslau built in 1927-1928 in Neue Sachlichkeit style. The relief above the right front entrance with coats of arms has been preserved. Today Janusz Kusociński School, Sępolno, Wrocław.

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Gustav Adolf Protestant Church, built in the early 1930s in Neue Sachlichkeit style. Today, it is used by an evangelical church community.
Postcard from 1937, Zimpel, Breslau and present state, Sępolno, Wrocław.

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Air raid shelter (so-called Splittergraben), built in 1944. Möwenweg, Zimpel, Breslau / Partyzantów Street, Sępolno, Wrocław.

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Abandoned railway track near Ławszowa (former Lorenzdorf), Lower Silesia

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Soviet Komendatura at the Möwenweg in the Zimpel neighbourhood, Breslau, shortly after the war (today 71, ul. Partyzantów, Sępolno, Wrocław). The building is currently used as a medical clinic.

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Main streets in the Zimpel neighbourhood, Breslau shortly after completion in the mid 1920s (today Sępolno Wrocław)