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    WARSAW ANEW. REPORTAGE PHOTOGRAPHS 1945–1949

    Postwar Warsaw street celebration with crowds watching couples dancing among ruined buildings; high-contrast documentary photography promoting ‘Warsaw Reborn Reportage Photography 1945–1949’ exhibition, bold lime-green header and black informational sidebar.
    WARSAW ANEW. REPORTAGE PHOTOGRAPHS 1945–1949

    Documentary photographs showing postwar reconstruction and everyday life.

    Postwar Warsaw street celebration with crowds watching couples dancing among ruined buildings; high-contrast documentary photography promoting ‘Warsaw Reborn Reportage Photography 1945–1949’ exhibition, bold lime-green header and black informational sidebar.
    WARSAW ANEW. REPORTAGE PHOTOGRAPHS 1945–1949

    Documentary photographs showing postwar reconstruction and everyday life.

    Postwar Warsaw street celebration with crowds watching couples dancing among ruined buildings; high-contrast documentary photography promoting ‘Warsaw Reborn Reportage Photography 1945–1949’ exhibition, bold lime-green header and black informational sidebar.

    About the event

    WARSAW ANEW. REPORTAGE PHOTOGRAPHS 1945–1949



    The exhibition presents photographic accounts of the reconstruction of Warsaw in 1945–1949. Curators: Anna Brzezińska and Katarzyna Madoń‑Mitzner. The photographs come from the archive of the Polish Press Agency and show everyday life and the efforts of residents rebuilding the city.



    Opening: 25.09.2025, 18:00
    Exhibition: 25.09.2025–22.02.2026
    Location: House of Meetings with History (Dom Spotkań z Historią, DSH), ul. Karowa 20, Warsaw



    • 28.09.2025 (Sunday), 13:00
    • 12.10.2025 (Sunday), 14:00
    • 16.11.2025 (Sunday), 13:00
    • 14.12.2025 (Sunday), 13:00


    Album “Warsaw Anew. Reportage Photographs 1945–1949” — available from 25.09.2025 in person at the DSH Bookshop (ul. Karowa 20, Warsaw) and online: online



    The exhibition is part of the “WE ARE BUILDING A NEW HOME” programme prepared by DSH as part of the 80th anniversary of the start of the capital’s reconstruction. Selected photographs will also be displayed at the Grand Theatre–National Opera (TWON) in the lower foyer during 19.09.2025–31.10.2025 (ticketed area).



    Detailed information: dsh.waw.pl, kultura.um.warszawa.pl



    Photo: PAP / Stanisław Dąbrowiecki — Warsaw, 22 July 1947

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    Location

    Karowa 20, 00-324 Warszawa, Poland
    WARSAW ANEW. REPORTAGE PHOTOGRAPHS 1945–1949

    Documentary photographs showing postwar reconstruction and everyday life.

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