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Polish journalists told the scary story of one of the abandoned cities.

There is an abandoned ghost town in Poland, which used to be the base of the Nazis, and later of the USSR. The city of Klomino is located in the Szczecin District of the West Pomeranian Voivodeship.

The Polish publication onet.pl writes about it.

Polish journalists note that it is very difficult to get to Klomino: for this you need to turn from an asphalt road to a forest road. This was probably done because this is a military settlement since the time of the Nazi occupation of Poland.

This city in different periods of its existence had three names: Klomino, Grodek, Westphalenghof. There used to be a Nazi base here, later a Soviet one. After 1993, only 12 people lived here, and now it is empty.

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