Prison in Stargard, Correctional facility in Stargard, Poland
The Prison in Stargard is a correctional facility with buildings dating from the 1940s that were later modernized to meet contemporary security standards. The complex includes residential blocks, administrative buildings, and specialized spaces designed for different institutional functions.
The facility was built in 1940 during World War II as part of German wartime infrastructure and initially served as a prisoner-of-war camp. After the war, the Polish government assumed management and transformed it into a modern correctional institution.
The prison represents the evolution of Poland's correctional system, reflecting changes in rehabilitation approaches and inmate treatment methods since the mid-20th century.
Visitors should research visiting regulations in advance, as security protocols are strictly enforced at this facility. Allow extra time for thorough security screening at the main entrance.
The facility maintains specialized workshops where inmates develop professional skills through manufacturing programs supervised by certified instructors.
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