'Polish and Romanian women who changed the world', exhibition organised by Pitesti Prison Memorial
Publicat:An outdoor exhibition dedicated to Polish and Romanian women who had the courage to change the world will be inaugurated on Thursday at the southern Pitesti Prison Memorial.
The event is organized in collaboration with the Polish Institute in Romania.
"Among the protagonists of the exhibition - 17 Polish women and 17 Romanian women - there are fighters for freedom, independence or women's rights, as well as pioneers in the field of science or sports. Among the women whose stories are presented in the exhibition (...) there are figures who fought against communism or who suffered…
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