Sight of the harbor of the Polish city called Gdynia, 1938
The sight of the Polish city called Gdynia with a glance at the steamboat Batory and the final plumbing station. In 1919 the former West Prussian city of Gdingen, just after WWI became the Polish city Gdynia. After the occupation of Poland in WWII the city was Germanized again and got the name Gotenhafen. Between the two World Wars it was extended into the only harbor of Poland
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10623053
Media ID
48187762
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1929px x 2496px
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Credit
Mary Evans / Sueddeutsche Zeitung Photo
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Batory Extended Gdingen Gdynia Germanized Glance Gotenhafen Plumbing Steamboat
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