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.

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Anna Jabłońska

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