Niezależna Gazeta Obywatelska

Members of the Jewish community in Wroglaw, Poland, the former Breslau, Germany, gather around a newsstand and evince keen interest in the latest news on Sept. 24, 1947. There are some 10,000 Jews in the city while another 500 Jewish families have become farmers in the surrounding territory. A new city is being carved out of the ruins by Polish and Jewish pioneers in the „New West”. (AP Photo)