Gmina Mrozy, Urban-rural municipality in Mińsk County, Poland.
Gmina Mrozy is an urban-rural municipality located in Minski County in east-central Poland. It comprises around 28 villages and settlements scattered across the Masovian region's landscape.
During World War II, the municipality received Polish citizens forcibly displaced from Ostrzeszow by German occupying forces. This tragic chapter marked the region's modern history.
The Mikroklimat cinema serves as a community gathering space where locals regularly watch Polish films and performances. This venue shapes the cultural life of residents throughout the year.
The municipality provides free legal assistance to residents seeking guidance on administrative and civil matters. These services are available throughout the year for all community members.
Railway workers from the municipality risked their lives attempting to rescue Jewish citizens from German persecution during the occupation. These acts of quiet resistance remain part of the community's living memory.
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