Museum to commemorate Polish WWII refugees opens in Valivade, India

A museum is being established in Valivade, a small town in south-western India, to commemorate the thousands of Polish refugees who sheltered there during World War II. Valivade was one of the rare places in the world that took in Poles forced to flee their homeland. The story was reported in the Friday edition of Dziennik Gazeta Prawna.