The bronze and aluminum monument "In honor of Polish aviators who died on all fronts of World War II" designed by Bolesław Chromy, who died in 2017, was unveiled at al. John Paul II on the fiftieth anniversary of the outbreak of World War II.
It shows three tongues of fire emerging from the ground, over which the eagle, holding a wreath in its beak, glides. The inscriptions "Defense War 1939", "Polish Airmen killed in the Second World War", "Polish Armed Forces in the West", "French Campaign", "Aviators in Allied Squadrons", "Battle of Britain", "Aviation" are cast on smaller flames. Na Wschodzie ”,“ Aviators in the Home Army ”and“ Aviators Fallen in Prison Lagers and Death Camps ”.

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June 21, 2022

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