History of Nowy Sącz 1867-1945

A permanent history exhibition in three rooms: from self-government in the era of Galician autonomy and rebuilding after the 1894 fire to both world wars.

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Über die Ausstellung

The narrative permanent exhibition follows the history of Nowy Sącz from 1867 to 1945: the era of Galician autonomy, the wars and the interwar period. The town's self-government in the Galician era holds a special place in it.

The story runs through three rooms. It begins in the Mayors' Hall, moves on to the first decades of autonomy, the arrival of the railway and the rebuilding of the town after the 1894 fire, and ends in the room devoted to the Great War, the interwar years and the Second World War.

The exhibition opened together with the museum's new premises in 2018.

Objekte und Punkte (4)

1Raum · 1867-1918Mayors' HallThe first room of the history exhibition, introducing the self-governing Nowy Sącz of the era of Galician autonomy.Quiz
2Raum · 1867-1900Galician Autonomy RoomA room on the first decades of Galician autonomy, the arrival of the railway and the rebuilding of Nowy Sącz after the great fire of 17 April 1894.Quiz
3Raum · 1914-1918The Great WarPart of the third room, on the Sącz region in 1914-1918, the Russian occupation of the town and the first days of independent Poland.Quiz
4Raum · 1939-1945The Sącz Region in the Second World WarThe last part of the history exhibition: September 1939, the German occupation, the Holocaust of the Jews of Nowy Sącz, the underground and the end of German occupation in January 1945.Quiz

Details

Wo sie zu finden ist: Rooms 1-3 on the exhibition floor

history of Nowy Sącz
Galician autonomy
self-government
First World War
Second World War