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Warsaw Uprising
... who believe they have nothing left are dangerous.
The museum was excellent; it didn't shy away from telling the whole gruesome story, but put the most graphic displays in concrete wells with walls at "adult only" heights. I'd recommend it to anybody visiting Warsaw, as it tells an important story. While a 63-day battle with thousands of deaths might not give you the warm-fuzzies, it's a refreshing balance to the rest of the horrors of the Polish war experience.
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Warsaw - Our final city
... behind. Then, Rich's bag with our stock of bottled water for the day broke open. All of this was taking place in a hallway full of people that was meant for the passage of just one person at a time and was not exactly big bag friendly. Long story short, we finally found a place in car #2, but not without a modicum of stress. Finally, we were on our way to Warsaw, on the right train, and knew where to get off. Phew.
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Warsaw
... coincidentally in Warsaw for the same days that I would be there. She is from America but is also Russian so she could talk basic Polish as it is very similar to Russian. This was very useful as we were able to go to some Polish language only places like their milkbars, which serve canteen food. We were able to try local dishes like pierogi and kielbasa.
Unfortunately the old town is actually not that old as ...
Crossing the streets of Warsaw-no picnic
... and made up for any shortcomings the lodging might of had. Mom and Dad tried the double jacuzzi last night, and almost could not get out. We just had our tickets checked so it seems like we are on the right train. We also didn't ask if we could keep our bags in the aisle, figuring if you ask, they will say no. This is coming to you live as we travel through the lovely countryside of Poland. Lots of farms and greenery. It seems very fertile and the amazing produce at ...