PHOTOS OF DEBICA, POLAND

Views of Debica, a town that survived two world wars to become a city today.

	Debica Today
	St. Jadwiga Church in Debica
	Grabiny/Straszecin Side of Wisloka River
	More Grabiny Side of Wisloka River

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Debica's Market Square in 1938 The following photos are in roughly chronological order, beginning with the early portion of the 20th Century. Market Square in 1914 Debica panorama, circa 1910. Strolling near St. Jadwiga in Debica. View across the Wisloka River at Debica, circa 1910. St. Jadwiga Church in 1915.
Debica and St. Jadwiga Church in 1945	Wartime Damges 1944-45. St. Jadwiga Church was partially destroyed in Winter, 1944-45. Debica was heavily damaged. The nearby Straszecin parish church was burned by Russian troops in early 1945.
End of the War, 1945 The Russian Army liberated Debica in 1944-1945. The Polish Home Army was a constant presense in the area. Russian soldier celebrates. On guard at Debica 1945. Home Army gathers strength. Partisans and Home Army members gather at a remote house.
A View of Debica Today
These photographs, and more, are available through the Debica Archives in Poland.