The arduous process of regaining Polish cultural property

02/01/2019

www.mkidn.gov.pl

Since 1992, the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage has taken action aimed at the recovery of lost cultural property. Agnieszka Modzolewska explains the nuances of the process.

Author:

Anna Jabłońska

Source:

Poland Daily Culture

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