Muzeum II Wojny Światowej

A statement by prof. Jerzy Borejsza, a member of the Advisory Board of the Museum of the Second World War

Z treścią oświadczenia prof. Jerzego Borejszy odnośnie powołania Muzeum II Wojny Światowej i jego działalności można zapoznać się poniżej.

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Oświadczenie prof. Jerzego Borejszy (242.87 KB)
A statement by prof. Borejsza - ENG (52.92 KB)

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