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There is a little corner of the Polish coast, somewhere in Gdynia, that I prefer to keep as my own little secret. 🤫 And then there are mornings like this. Mornings when the world looks almost unreal, when the first thing you feel is that you have somehow wandered into a piece of paradise. Not… read more
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What a concert it was! Emily is fantastic!! 🤘🏼🔥🤍 (edited)

January 30, 1945 #OTD World War II: While transporting civilians from Ostpreußen (East Prussia) Germany and military personnel from Gotenhafen (Gdynia) as the Red Army advanced. German Navy passenger ship MV Wilhelm Gustloff (Pictured) was sunk by Soviet submarine S-13, taking somewhere between… read more

September 8, 1939 #OTD World War II: Battle of Gdynia, begins. The Kriegsmarine, operating in the area with the pre-dreadnought Schleswig-Holstein and smaller units shelled Polish positions, but with limited effect, and were prevented from closing on the coast by Polish coastal batteries.… read more

September 8, 1939 #OTD World War II: Battle of Gdynia, begins. The Kriegsmarine, operating in the area with the pre-dreadnought Schleswig-Holstein and smaller units shelled Polish positions, but with limited effect, and were prevented from closing on the coast by Polish coastal batteries.… read more

Coast of Gdynia

Gdynia, Poland

March 5, 1945 #OTD World War II: East Prussian Offensive At the Oksywie Heights near Gotenhafen, Ostpreußen (East Prussia), Germany (Gdynia, occupied Poland), 30,000 people were evacuated by ships on the previous day and this date. Pictured: Generalmajor Dr. Karl Mauss, commander of the 7th… read more

January 30, 1945 #OTD World War II: While transporting civilians from Ostpreußen (East Prussia) Germany and military personnel from Gotenhafen (Gdynia) as the Red Army advanced. German Navy passenger ship Wilhelm Gustloff (Pictured) was sunk by Soviet submarine S-13, taking somewhere between 5,000… read more

March 5, 1945 #OTD World War II: East Prussian Offensive At the Oksywie Heights near Gotenhafen, Ostpreußen (East Prussia), Germany (Gdynia, occupied Poland), 30,000 people were evacuated by ships on the previous day and this date.
