Sparkling new Polish Army museums opens to the public

Sparkling new Polish Army museums opens to the public

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Ahead of Tuesday’s National Armed Forces Day, modernity met history as a new state-of-the-art headquarters of the Polish Army Museum opened its doors to the public. CE Report quoting The First News

Amid salvos of cannon fire echoing battles of the past, the inaugural exhibition titled “1,000 Years of Glory of the Polish Armed Forces,” opened to the public showcasing nearly 3,000 of the most valuable items from the museum's 300,000-plus collection of artefacts.

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