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Field lessons in Puck related to the 105th anniversary of Poland's marriage to the sea

On February 6th in Puck, as part of the celebrations of the 105th anniversary of Poland's marriage to the sea, field lessons began, allowing students to delve into the history of this important event. The lessons, organized by the Gdańsk branch of the Institute of National Remembrance, involve students from schools in the Pomeranian Voivodeship.

Students with backpacks read notes by a general's monument on the waterfront in Puck
fot. IPN o. Gdańsk

In brief

Field classes for young people in Puck began on 6 February as part of the celebrations of the 105th anniversary of Poland's Wedding to the Sea. The organiser is the Gdańsk branch of the Institute of National Remembrance, and the classes are led by Dr Barbara Męczykowska and Karolina Masłowska, who show pupils the places in Puck connected with Poland's Wedding to the Sea. The classes will run until 14 February, and the main anniversary celebrations are scheduled for Monday 10 February. Pupils from Primary School No. 9 in Wejherowo, the 1st General Secondary School in Puck and the Mariusz Zaruski Primary School in Puck have already taken part.

The main anniversary celebrations will take place next Monday, February 10th, and until then, the participants of the lessons will embark on journeys to explore the history of the town. Dr. Barbara Męczykowska and Karolina Masłowska, who are leading the lessons, take students on a tour of places in Puck connected to the Marriage of Poland to the Sea.

The lessons will continue until February 14th, and so far, students from the Primary School No. 9 in Wejherowo, the 1st Secondary School in Puck, and the Primary School named after Mariusz Zaruski in Puck have participated.

Source: IPN / Gazeta Morska · Compiled by: Kamil Kusier

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