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the language of memory
In every town and city in Poland during the times of the Polish People's Republic (the 1970s and 1980s are important in that moment), there was an officially elegant place. It was a café, a community centre, a restaurant.... variously. But it was the face of luxury in this poor country in this grey reality. In Białowieża it was the Iwa hotel. We are remembering this place this place (me, Malgsia and Lars), because whoever has seen it once - will never forget it.
and besides memories - they have that international vibe, a common language of memory, don't they?
https://www.milkamalzahn.pl/english-biography/
In every town and city in Poland during the times of the Polish People's Republic (the 1970s and 1980s are important in that moment), there was an officially elegant place. It was a café, a community centre, a restaurant.... variously. But it was the face of luxury in this poor country in this grey reality. In Białowieża it was the Iwa hotel. We are remembering this place this place (me, Malgsia and Lars), because whoever has seen it once - will never forget it.
and besides memories - they have that international vibe, a common language of memory, don't they?
https://www.milkamalzahn.pl/english-biography/
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By Miłka O. Malzahnthe language of memory
In every town and city in Poland during the times of the Polish People's Republic (the 1970s and 1980s are important in that moment), there was an officially elegant place. It was a café, a community centre, a restaurant.... variously. But it was the face of luxury in this poor country in this grey reality. In Białowieża it was the Iwa hotel. We are remembering this place this place (me, Malgsia and Lars), because whoever has seen it once - will never forget it.
and besides memories - they have that international vibe, a common language of memory, don't they?
https://www.milkamalzahn.pl/english-biography/
In every town and city in Poland during the times of the Polish People's Republic (the 1970s and 1980s are important in that moment), there was an officially elegant place. It was a café, a community centre, a restaurant.... variously. But it was the face of luxury in this poor country in this grey reality. In Białowieża it was the Iwa hotel. We are remembering this place this place (me, Malgsia and Lars), because whoever has seen it once - will never forget it.
and besides memories - they have that international vibe, a common language of memory, don't they?
https://www.milkamalzahn.pl/english-biography/