How do societies recover from devastation? How do people rebuild their homes, communities, and sense of security after years of conflict? In this first module of The First Year After the War series, students examine Warsaw in 1945 and discover the realities of everyday life in a city emerging from the ruins of war.
This educational resource features six archival photographs with detailed descriptions that showcase key aspects of the city’s return to normal life after WWII. The material also includes a set of classroom activities designed for students aged 13 to 18, supporting the development of historical thinking, observation skills, and critical analysis.
