Early Post WW2 1956 Dated 1st Edition Warsaw Guide Book

For sale is an Early Post WW2 1956 Dated 1st Edition Warsaw Guide Book.

This is in good condition. The books preface states;

Eighty-five per cent of the city's buildings were destroyed as a result of the hostilities and the planned demolition campaign during the years of the war. Approximately 800,000 people lost their lives. Warsaw occupies an area of 107,500 acres and contains almost one million inhabitants. Every fourth Warsaw resident lives in a house built during the past 10 years. Almost 210,000 workers are employed in War- saw's industry and on its building sites. During the course of the past ten years thirty large industrial establishments have begun production. There are 34,900 students in Warsaw, 12,000 of these live in students' hostels. Sixty-six per cent of all the students receive scholarships. More than 28,000 pupils attend vocational schools; 84,400 children attend primary schools and 15,300 secondary schools of general educa- tion; 18,000 children are accommodated in pre- school kindergartens. Education is free of charge. There are nine museums in Warsaw. Between the years 1945-1955 all the historic monuments, destroyed during the war, have been recon- structed or are at present under reconstruction.”

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