WWIII

Fascinating new map graphically illustrates devastation Warsaw suffered in WWII

The red-bordered outlines spread out across the city centre, and down dozens of streets with the only interruptions coming from the outlines of buildings marked as “burnt” or “burnt to a significant degree”. mapa.um.warszawa.pl

The ‘destruction inventory’ map made between 1945-46 and now available online, provides viewers with a disturbing record of how the capital looked when the guns fell silent in 1945.

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