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In 1956, the Sopot Jazz festival in Poland helped redefine the country's cultural landscape allowing jazz to be played openly despite it having been banned under the Communist regime.
The first "International Jazz Festival" in Sopot, including two bands from England and Czechoslovakia, drew modern young people from all over Poland.
The English jazz band of Dave Burman was a great success at the Sopot Jazz Festival. Here, they are holding a private jam session at the Army Club.
Sopot, August 1956
Unique Identifier
AR6202044
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Image
Purpose
Public
Size
4835px × 7264px
Photo Credit
Erich Lessing / Art Resource, NY
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20th
20th century CE
Audience
Austrian
COMMUNISM: POLAND
EUROPE: POST WORLD WAR II
Jazz
music
Photograph
POLAND: COMMUNISM
Spectator
Visiting