... Toruń is a thriving burg. Like Kraków (and unlike most other Polish cities), Toruń escaped destruction during World War II and remains well-preserved today. Locals brag that their city is a “mini Kraków.” But that sells both cities short.

... Toruń is a thriving burg. Like Kraków (and unlike most other Polish cities), Toruń escaped destruction during World War II and remains well-preserved today. Locals brag that their city is a “mini Kraków.” But that sells both cities short.

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... Toruń survived to the present day. Initially, Toruń, as the Hanseatic city, was more important than Bydgoszcz. The situation changed after Poland lost its independence and both cities were on the territory of Prussia (Germany). In the ...

... city president of 2002 [wójt, burmistrz, prezydent miasta]31 introduced an important change by implementation of ... Toruń took place in 1990. The Komitet Obywatelski [Citizen Committee] (KO) was created on the basis of Solidarność activists ...

... Toruń, and the inhabitants of both typically deride each others' city. Toruń is infinitely more attractive to visit, although Bydgoszcz has its moments. An administrative centre with a population of almost 400,000, it was founded by ...

... city of Toruń is a good example of this. Before the First World War, it was a wonderful Gothic city that gave the impression of having an entirely German character, although Poles made up quite a large segment of its population – 15,700 ...