Gabriela Semenowicz

In a small town called Ujazd, in southeast Poland, lie the ruins of one of Europe’s largest and most mysterious castles.

It’s a stand-off between deep-seated traditions and a tantalizing, novel import.

The German battleship Schleswig-Holstein attacked the Polish military base Westerplatte on the first of September 1939 at 4:45 a.m.

In a small town called Ujazd, in southeast Poland, lie the ruins of one of Europe’s largest and most mysterious castles.

It’s a stand-off between deep-seated traditions and a tantalizing, novel import.

The German battleship Schleswig-Holstein attacked the Polish military base Westerplatte on the first of September 1939 at 4:45 a.m.