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Pomnik Spadochroniarzy - Sokołowo

DW182 64-720, Poland
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Detailed Information
  • Place Types Museum
  • Address DW182 64-720, Poland
  • Coordinate 52.7861408,16.5229555
  • Website Unknown
  • Rating 4
  • Compound Code QGPF+F5 Elżbiecin, Poland
Openning hours
  • Monday Open 24 hours
  • Tuesday Open 24 hours
  • Wednesday Open 24 hours
  • Thursday Open 24 hours
  • Friday Open 24 hours
  • Saturday Open 24 hours
  • Sunday Open 24 hours
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Pomnik Spadochroniarzy - Sokołowo
Pomnik Spadochroniarzy - Sokołowo
Pomnik Spadochroniarzy - Sokołowo
Pomnik Spadochroniarzy - Sokołowo
Pomnik Spadochroniarzy - Sokołowo
Pomnik Spadochroniarzy - Sokołowo
Pomnik Spadochroniarzy - Sokołowo
Pomnik Spadochroniarzy - Sokołowo
Pomnik Spadochroniarzy - Sokołowo
Pomnik Spadochroniarzy - Sokołowo
Reviews
Jack Kaktus (09/30/2019)
A place for a momentary rest on the road with a bit of history in the background. Unfortunately, the area without toilet and the ubiquitous "smells" spoil the image of the monument.
magchaosu (09/17/2019)
A few days ago there were commemorative skydiving in this place. :-)
Banan n (08/17/2019)
Historic place I recommend. Next to it, there is a place to stop and rest, possibly a small camping
Zygmunt Borowski (11/28/2018)
The parachutists' monument near Sokołow commemorates Polish and Soviet paratroopers who operated within the Noteć Forest in autumn and winter 1944, gathering information about German troops. He stands at their landing site on September 7, 1944. The names of eleven soldiers and a commemorative plaque in the memory of Józef and Franciszka Furman are mentioned on the plinth, who were murdered in a German concentration camp for helping two paratroopers. In February 2015, the monument was seriously devastated by unknown perpetrators. - The paratroopers's monument near Sokolov commemorates Polish and Soviet paratroopers who operated within Notecka Forest in autumn and winter 1944, gathering information about German troops. He stands at their landing site on September 7, 1944. On the plinth of monument of memory of Józef and Franciszka Furman, who were murdered in a German concentration camp for helping two paratroopers. In February 2015, the monument was seriously devastated by unknown perpetrators.
Mariusz Bakselerowicz (06/16/2019)
A historical place of memory that would be nice to refresh.
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