Kraszewice, poland, before and now, by k.golanowski, w.gierosz
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This document provides an overview of the village of Kraszewice, Poland across different time periods. It describes how transportation, buildings, schools, police, agriculture, fashion, sports, and the church have changed from the past to present. In the past, most transportation was by bike, horse, or foot, while now most use motorbikes and cars. Schools and buildings have expanded and modernized. Agriculture was previously laborious but is now more efficient with modern machinery. Sports facilities have grown from one stadium to include soccer fields and courts for various sports.
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- 2. Itroduction Transport in the past Transport now Buildings Police and local authorities Houses in Kraszewice The Brass Band in Action! Kraszewice’s mill Agriculture in the past Agriculture now Children’s fashion Fashion in the past School fashion Free time Sport over the years Sports facilities Church
- 3. Kraszewice - a village in Poland located in the GrabowskaValley, in the southern part of Wielkopolska region. The first information about Kraszewice comes from 15th century, 1423 AD.
- 4. There were only few cars and motorbikes in the village…
- 5. and people went by bikes, horses and on foot.
- 6. Nowadays, motorbikes and cars are common means of transport. What’s more, they are cheaper, more comfortable and safer than in the past.
- 7. 70 years ago now Primary school in Kuźnica Grabowska, a small village in Kraszewice municipality.
- 8. 100 years ago Now Primary school in Kraszewice, 100 years ago it was only a small, wooden building. Now we have got two modern schools (primary school and junior high school).
- 9. In the picture above you can see the playground where our new junior high school bulding has been built .
- 10. Here , the same place 30 years later with a new police car. On the left, in the background you can see a seat of municipal authorities from the 70s’ and an old police car.
- 11. In the past… and now!
- 14. There is a mill in our village from 1909 . In the past the mill had water drive and met only the needs of the local population. The mill is still developing. In 1998 it was modernised to comply with the European Union Standards. Its production includes a wide range of wheat and rye flour.
- 15. was very laborious and backward compared to western Europe.
- 16. It is very modern and farmers have less work to do thanks to new machines and farming equipment.
- 17. In the past people wore smarter clothes than now.
- 18. In the past … Now …
- 19. Before …
- 20. Now …
- 21. In the past people spent their time actively, they went out a lot, had parties, because they didn’t have the Internet and TV.
- 22. Masovia Kraszewice Football Team was set up in 1929.
- 23. In the past there was only a stadium . Now, there are two multifunctional pitches called Orlik playgrounds. There is a mini- football pitch and a multifunctionional court for tennis, futsal, basketball, volleybal, badminton which can be turned into an ice rink in the winter , too.
- 24. The church of the st. Apostoles Peter and Paul was opened in 1888.
- 25. Before … Now …
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