"A look at archival films showing scenes from the period of rubble 
removal and subsequent rebuilding of Warsaw is an excellent argument in 
favour of the concept of public participation. Can there be any better 
example of a more direct participation in the revitalization of historic 
monuments than a picture presenting the direct participation by Warsaw's 
citizens in the removal of rubble from the Old Town by hand, brick by 
brick? Their children and grandchildren are by no means a society that 
is less mature."

Krystyna Pawlowska, /Our City and Us, /p257, CAPITAL CITY OF WARSAW, 
HERITAGE PROTECTION DEPARTMENT,/ DESTROYED BUT NOT LOST/, Materials of 
conference on the 25th Anniversary of the Old Town's  Entry onto the 
UNESCO Heritage List, Under the Honorary Patronage of Lech Kaczyxiski, 
The Mayor of City of Warsaw 30.11. - 3122005 Warsaw, Ariadna Print, 
Ciechanow, 2006. ISBN 83-60830-01-0
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