Przemysl Collection

German field kitchens at Przemysl
Field kitchens and food supplies are moved up to support German troops during the Battle of Przemysl. After a brief occupation by Russian forces

World War I: Austro- Hungarian defence of Przemy?l
3781959 World War I: Austro- Hungarian defence of Przemy?l; (add.info.: World War I: Austro- Hungarian defence of Przemysls)

General Kusmanek and Prince Francis Joseph at Przemysl Fortress, First World War, 1915, (c1920). The First Defence of Przemysl: General Kusmanek, the Austrian Commandant

Russian supply column at Przemysl, March 1915, (c1920). Creator: Unknown
Russian supply column at Przemysl, March 1915, (c1920). The Fall of Przemysl, March 22, 1915. Austro-Hungarian forces surrendered to the Russians at the fortress of Przemysl

The Taking of the Fortress Przemysl, 1915. Artist: Anonymous
The Taking of the Fortress Przemysl, 1915. Private Collection

Destruction of Przemysl by Austrians retreating from the Russian advance, World War I, 1914
Destruction of Przemysl, Poland, by Austrians retreating from the Russian advance, World War I, 1914. Remains of one of two bridges over the San which were blown up

German and Austrian troops, Przemysl, Poland, WW1
German and Austrian troops in the city centre on the retaking of Przemysl, Poland, during the First World War. The city was the scene of fighting in 1914 and 1915

Orthodox Church and Bells Przemysl Cathedral Poland Przemysl Orthodox Church and Bells Przemysl Cathedral

Civitatis Orbis Terrarum. Przemy?l
BRAUN, George (1541-1622). Civitatis Orbis Terrarum (Theatrum orbis terrarum). 1572-1617. Przensyl, Polish city near the border with Lithuania. Etching. FRANCE. Ό E-DE-FRANCE. Paris

WORLD WAR I: PRZEMYSL. Soldiers amidst the rubble of of the fortress of Przemysl, Poland, after the second siege of the city by Russian forces. Photograph, c1915

WORLD WAR I: PRZEMYSL. Soldiers amidst the rubble of Przemysl, Poland, after the second siege of the city by Russian forces. Photograph, c1915

CHARLES I OF AUSTRIA (1887-1922). Emperor of Austria, King of Hungary, and King of Bohemia, 1916-1918. Visiting Przemysl Fortress in Przemysl, Austria-Hungary (now Poland). Photograph, 1914

Destruction of Przemysl by Austrians retreating from Russian advance. Remains of one of two bridges over the San which were blown up. World War I

German troops in Przemysl 1915
German troops march through the Polish city of Przemysl, watched by the local populace. The city was the scene of fighting in 1914 and 1915, Following brief occupation by Russian forces

Russian heavy gun position
A Russian heavy gun position near Przemysl, in modern day Poland. Przemysl was one of the focal points of fighting on the Eastern Front during the first two years of the war

Russian artillery in action near Przemysl

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"Przemysl: A Historical Journey through War and Resilience" Step back in time to the Galician Campaign during the First World War, where German field kitchens at Przemysl provided sustenance for weary soldiers. Witness the chaos and determination as a Russian supply column marches through the city's streets in March 1915. Amidst the turmoil, Austrian prisoners captured at Przemysl stand as a testament to the shifting tides of war. General Kusmanek and Prince Francis Joseph make their presence known within the formidable walls Fortress, strategizing amidst uncertainty. The Taking of the Fortress Przemysl becomes an iconic moment etched into history, depicted by an anonymous artist who captures both triumph and tragedy. As Austrians retreat from advancing Russians, destruction befalls Przemysl in 1914, leaving behind remnants of a once-thriving city. Yet amidst devastation, hope emerges. The resilience of its people shines through as they rebuild their beloved city after World War I. Civitatis Orbis Terrarum showcases Przemyśl's enduring spirit that transcends borders and time. Delve into another facet of war with "The Fine Art of Making a War-Film" by Heath Robinson during WWI - showcasing creativity even amid conflict. And standing tall amidst it all is Orthodox Church and Bells at Przemyśl Cathedral - symbols of faith that have weathered countless storms throughout history. Join us on this historical journey through "Przemysł, " where tales unfold against a backdrop marked by war but defined by resilience, strength, and unwavering spirit.