<p>Polish Premier General Władysław Sikorski visits the PLAV Post Hall No. 1 in December 1942. It was common for Polish military and political figures to visit Hamtramck during World War II. They appealed to the Polish immigrants in town to support Poland’s struggles against Germany and later Russia. PLAV - Polish Legion of American Veterans Source: Hamtramck Museum</p>

Polish Premier General Władysław Sikorski visits the PLAV Post Hall No. 1 in December 1942. It was common for Polish military and political figures to visit Hamtramck during World War II. They appealed to the Polish immigrants in town to support Poland’s struggles against Germany and later Russia. PLAV - Polish Legion of American Veterans Source: Hamtramck Museum

General Władysław Sikorski visits Hamtramck in 1942

<p>Polish Premier General Władysław Sikorski visits the PLAV Post Hall No. 1 in December 1942. It was common for Polish military and political figures to visit Hamtramck during World War II. They appealed to the Polish immigrants in town to support Poland’s struggles against Germany and later Russia. PLAV - Polish Legion of American Veterans Source: Hamtramck Museum</p>


Hamtramck to 25 tysięczne miasteczko na przedmieściach Detroit.  Jest tu ponad 150-letnia historia Polaków w Ameryce, która wspólnie chcemy odkrywać.     

Hamtramck is a town of 25,000 on the outskirts of Detroit. There is a 150-year-old history of Polish people in America here, which we want to discover together.