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A sculpture honoring World War II Polish resistance fighters moved to a new home near the World Trade Center yesterday.

Polish memorial sculpture relocated

September 7, 2006

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After months of at-times bitter debate, the statue depicting five emaciated Polish cavalry soldiers found a noncontroversial resting spot yesterday on a patch of brick near the World Trade Center MBTA station on the South Boston waterfront. (Full article: 299 words)

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