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KIDUGALA (Part 2 of 2)
Polish Settlement in Tanganyika (now Tanzania) from 1942 to 1948
KIDUGALA Polish Refugee Camp
Descriptive information about the camp
 Panorama of the landscape around Kidugala |  Panorama of Kidugala |  Approaching the settlement |
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 Church in Kidugala |  Interior of the church |  Father Maciaszek, the pastor, with students of Primary School class VI |
 Students of High School class II, 1944 |  Students of High School class I, 1944. |  Students of High School class I, with their mathematics professor, 1944. |
 Guides and Scouts, March 1945. (Stasia Siomkajlo is first on the left) |  Management of the settlement, 1944 |  Employees of the food warehouse (Joanna 3rd from left) |
 Cooks in Kidugala |  A resident of the settlement with some of the indigenous people of the region. |  Some of the indigenous people of the area. |
 A local indigenous person |  Local indigenous person |  Locals help with building more facilities, 1944 |
 Polish residents helping with building tasks |  Supplying water to the water tank |  Locals in front of the church, 1945 |
 Residents of Kidugala on a day trip to Iringa |  Heading for Mombassa |  Heading for Mombassa |
 Heading for Mombassa |  Heading for Mombassa |  A field trip from Kidugala |
 Kidugala Girl Guides on a field trip, April 1943. (Stasia in back of row 3) |  Kidugala Girl Guides on a field trip, April 1945 |  Kidugala Girl Guides visiting a local village |
 Day trip to Ifunda |  Butcher killing some of the pigs that were raised in the settlement |  Woman from a local tribe |
 Local indigenous people |  Local indigenous youth |  Locals selling their wares at a crossroad |
 Local woman with children |  Locals doing farming chores |  Visiting a local market |
 Local indigenous people |  Local woman and child |  Baobab tree |
 Residential units |  Kidugala panorama |  Kidugala panprama |
 Panoramic view of Kidugala, including the series of round huts that were added. |  Local landscape |
Kidugala Cemetery now
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