The Senate of the Free City of Danzig held its offices from 1920 to 1939 in a stately building on what is now Nowe Ogrody Street. The 19th-century building was destroyed during World War II, and its remains were demolished. Today, part of this site is occupied by the intersection with 3 Maja Street and the railway line, while the remaining part is occupied by the City Hall building. Looking at old photos, it's hard to believe how much rich archi…
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The Senate of the Free City of Danzig held its offices from 1920 to 1939 in a stately building on what is now Nowe Ogrody Street. The 19th-century building was destroyed during World War II, and its remains were demolished. Today, part of this site is occupied by the intersection with 3 Maja Street and the railway line, while the remaining part is occupied by the City Hall building. Looking at old photos, it's hard to believe how much rich archi…