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Report: Poland’s new premier proposes World War II museum in Gdansk

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Report: Poland’s new premier proposes World War II museum in Gdansk (International Herald Tribune)

The new Polish prime minister suggested that a World War II museum be set up in Poland, presenting it in remarks published Monday as an alternative to German plans to commemorate people displaced during and after the war.

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