• Home Army Museum (Muzeum Armii Krajowej) - Discover the Home Army Museum in Krakow, which honors the fight for independence by the Polish Secret State and the Home Army during World War II. Visit this beautifully restored three-story railway building that features a permanent exhibition on the history of the Polish Underground State and the Home Army’s resistance against Nazi occupation. View a range of artifacts and memorabilia from the period, mostly donated by the families of former soldiers and resistance leaders. Gain insights into both civilian and military life during the war, and the significant efforts made by those who opposed the Nazi regime.

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Visitors have the opportunity to view the entire combat gear used by guerrilla soldiers, encompassing a diverse array of firearms, sidearms, and a variety of weapons from World War II. Additionally, the exhibit showcases uniforms and assorted items such as gas masks, helmets, combat bags, and dog tags. The display extends to documents that provide insight into daily life in occupied Poland, including identification cards issued by both the occupiers and the Polish Underground State, as well as propaganda photographs and prints.

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