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It Was a Symbol of the Second Polish Republic's Successes. but Its Construction Aroused Fierce Resistance.

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Work continued uninterrupted, even during the harsh winter. After just 227 days of construction, on March 15, 1936, the first passenger cable car reached the summit. Zakopane soon became one of the most modern ski resorts in Europe.
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It Was a Symbol of the Second Polish Republic's Successes. but Its Construction Aroused Fierce Resistance.

Work continued uninterrupted, even during the harsh winter. After just 227 days of construction, on March 15, 1936, the first passenger cable car reached the summit. Zakopane soon became one of the most modern ski resorts in Europe.

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newsweek.pl broke the news in on Sunday, March 15, 2026.
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