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Commemorating 130 Years: The Polish Peasant Movement Exhibition "130 lat ruchu ludowego"

Explore the profound legacy of social movements that shaped Polish rural life and national politics.

Explore "130 lat ruchu ludowego," a profound exhibition commemorating 130 years of the Polish peasant movement. This presentation highlights the enduring legacy, rich traditions, and significant figures who profoundly shaped rural life and national politics. Visitors can engage with a compelling narrative of resilience and cultural heritage.

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Exhibition summary

This exhibition celebrates 130 years of the peasant movement in Poland, exploring its history, traditions, and the people who shaped rural life and national politics. The opening event took place on the afternoon of November 7, 2025.

Curatorial context

The exhibition "130 years of the peasant movement" marks a significant milestone, delving into the rich history, unwavering determination, and the individuals who have influenced Polish rural life and national politics for over a century. The opening event, held on the afternoon of November 7, 2025, was filled with discussions on history, identity, and community strength, celebrating this unique anniversary. The exhibition serves as a narrative of tradition and resilience, inviting visitors to engage with the legacy of this important movement.

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Museum of the Polish Peasant Movement
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Open now
Exhibition schedule
From Nov 7, 2025
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