Muzeum Izba Polska

Polish film crew in Museum The Polish Barrack

The Museum was location when a Polish film crew visited Denmark on March 15 to make recordings for an educational and historical documentary about "The Cold War".

Polish film crew in Museum The Polish Barrack

With the six-man film crew was a former military attaché at the Polish Embassy in Copenhagen, Commander Jaroslaw Milowski.

The film crew expressed great enthusiasm for the museum, but the main purpose of the visit was an interview with Pastor Emeritus Bent Christensen, from Fuglse, who for several years worked as a Danish language officer specializing in Russian. The same day the film crew had visited the Cold War Museum at Strevnsfort

The producer of the documentary, Mariusz Pyszynski, also used the opportunity for an interview about the Danish-Polish relations during the "Cold War" with a board member of The Polish Barrack Association, Roman Smigielski, from Holeby.

- Although there is no direct connection between the museum and "The Cold War", we are happy to be able to help the Polish film crew with shelter for the recordings, and thus also spread the knowledge of the museum, says the chairman of the Museum Polish Barracks, Torsten Elsvor .

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Museum Polish Barrack

Højbygårdvej 34, Tågerup, 4970 Rødby
Phone: 25 77 92 01
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Admission DKK 50 -  adults. Children under 12 free.

The Museum is open to visitors throughout Easter 2024 from Maundy Thursday to the 2nd of Easter (28 March to 1 April) - every day from 14.00 to 16.00.

The museum opens as planned for individual visits from 2 July 2024 to and including 29 September and in week 42 every day except Monday from 2.00 pm to 4.00 pm.

It will also be possible to arrange group visits (minimum 10 people) during the months of April, May, June, July, August, September and October outside the normal opening hours. Group visits must be arranged on telephone 25 77 92 01. Inquiries can also be made by email: info@polakkasernen.dk

 

 

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