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The Kotwica Anchor Royalty Free Stock Photo

Kotwica, the symbol and emblem of Polish Underground State and Warsaw Uprising during World War II. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Star of David and Kotwica symbols at Gross-Rosen Nazi concentration camps Royalty Free Stock Photo

Kotwica, symbol of Polish Underground State and Home Army, drawn on shot red wall Royalty Free Stock Photo

Buildings on the street in the centre of Warsaw Royalty Free Stock Photo

Building erected in 1908 known as PASTA in Warsaw Royalty Free Stock Photo

Kotwica - the symbol of the Warsaw Uprising against the occupation by Nazi Germany in World War II, starting August 1st 1944

The Kotwica on top of Warsaw Uprising Hill at cloudly day Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Kotwica on top of Warsaw Uprising Hill Royalty Free Stock Photo

Gdansk - Graffiti CzeÃâºÃâ¡ i Chwala Bohaterom (Honor and Glory to the Heroes) Royalty Free Stock Photo

Warsaw Uprising Monument , brick wall with inscription Royalty Free Stock Photo

The PAST-a building with flags of Poland and The sign of Kotwica on it in Warsaw Royalty Free Stock Photo

Memorial plaque of Eugeniusz Ajewski known as Kotwica with underground name Andrzej Morski Royalty Free Stock Photo

The kotwica symbol on a concrete wall. It was the World War II emblem of the Polish Underground State and Armia Krajowa, used in the Polish struggle to regain independence. It consists of the letters P and W. It also stands for the memory of the Warsaw Uprising which started August 1st 1944.