Janina Dulka with her daughters Ziunia and Bogunia, and her great-granddaughter Jancia, Wójbórz

Janina Dulka lives in Wójbórz. As a child, together with her whole family, she was deported to Siberia. She was only 9 years old. She spent 6 long and difficult years there. After the war, as a teenager, she returned to Poland and settled in the annexed territories.

The exhibition “Water mark. One year after the flood” is presented from September 5 to October 5, 2025, at Central Square in Warsaw. The flood that struck southwestern regions of Poland in September 2024 was one of the largest disasters in recent years. Polish Humanitarian Action was there from the very beginning. We witnessed how needs changed, responded to the most urgent ones, and prepared long-term recovery plans. The exhibition showcases photographs from places affected by the flood, which still bear the marks of that difficult time.