Students from Wieluń and its partner cities and the mayors gather in the course of peace and reconciliation at the airport in Nowa Wieś
The Mayor of Wielun, Paweł Okrasa, ignited the torch of the barrel of Nowa Wieś to Wieluń
Left to right:
The mayor of the twin town Adelebsen, Holger Frase, Burmistrz Andrzej Pietrasik from Płońsk, also President of the International Association of Peace Messenger Cities (iapmc.org), Burmistrz Paweł Okrasa and the mayor of the twin town Osterburg, Nico Schulz.
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Laying a wreath at the monument to the memory of the victims of the bombing from 1 September 1939 at the time of the German attack Begins at 4:40 PM. From left to right: a member of the Partnership Association, Christian Wolters, for the youth exchange of fire departments of the twin towns Volker Keilholz, the municipality mayor Holger Frase and the local Mayor of Adelebsen, Kurt Prutschke.
Program of celebrations for the anniversary of the outbreak of World War II
31 August to 2 September 2016
August 31, 2016 | |
17:00 | Igniting the torch of peace and reconciliation at the airport in Polish Nowa Wieś (New Village) near Opole (Opole), from 1 September 1939, German aircraft were launched to attack Wieluń. At the start of the race part: the mayor of Wieluń, the mayor of Osterburg, the Mayor of Adelebsen and the President of the International Association of Cities – (peace advocates) |
19:00 | Concert on the stage of the culture home Wieluń, Krakowskie Przedmieście Str. 5 |
September 1, 2016 | |
04:40 | Beginning of the celebrations at the monument commemorating the victims of the bombing of September 1, 1939 |
15:15 | Tour of the exhibition: “Wieluń – the city of peace and reconciliation” in the museum Wieluń |
16:30 | Holy Mass in the restored foundations of the parish church |
19:00 | Debate: European Union – a guarantee for peace and reconciliation with participation of the President of the International Association of Peace Messenger Cities, www.iapmc.org (stage at the city hall) |
20:00 | Concert: “This is Poland,” the ensemble of song and dance “Silesia” |