Burnt houses in the German village of Anhalt in Upper Silesia, 1920

Headline:

Image text:

In August 1920, Polish rebels burnt down several houses of the German settlement, which was entirely surrounded by Polish villages. In the picture the ruins of the destroyed houses.

Photographer:

SZ Photo

Date:

01.08.1920

30.08.1920

Location:

Germany

Image ID:

00295751

Dimensions:

4960px x 3290px

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No model release, no property release. No commercial, merchandising or advertising use without release by SZ Photo

Copyright Notice:

SZ Photo/Süddeutsche Zeitung Photo

Collection:

Historical archives

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Keywords:

building historical loss of territory politics social issue territorial loss vote Weimar republic Building Burned Burnt Down Cession Of Territory Destroyed Destruction Historical Minority Politics Popular Move Popular Vote Population Referendum Society Territory Loss

Headline:

Burnt houses in the German village of Anhalt in Upper Silesia, 1920

Date:

01.08.1920

Photographer:

SZ Photo

Image ID:

00295751