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The two-storey red-brick building of the Home Army Museum on Wita Stwosza Street, seen across its cobbled forecourt.
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Home Army Museum

The Home Army Museum, named after General Emil Fieldorf 'Nil', was founded in 2000 and occupies a 19th-century brick building on Wita Stwosza Street near Kraków's main station. Its permanent exhibition covers the Polish Underground State and its army, the Armia Krajowa, during the Second World War, with weapons, uniforms, documents and items given by veterans.

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  • Entrance tickets
  • Access to permanent exhibitions
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