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Warsaw Main Station 

Warsaw Central Station, 1958. A place of greetings and farewells, an intersection of people from different parts of Poland and Europe. A girl waits in vain, she goes away. Soon the station would belong to the past too.
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Warsaw Central Station, 1958. A place of greetings and farewells, an intersection of people from different parts of Poland and Europe. A girl waits in vain, she goes away. Soon the station would belong to the past too.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Jan Łomnicki
Written By:Jan Łomnicki
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Runtime:10 minutes
Studio:Wytwórnia Filmów Dokumentalnych

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