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It operated in Krakow from 1922 until the outbreak of World War II. On the 12th February 1947, it resumed its activity, first at Łobzowska st and from 1950 at Wiślna 2 st and survived until 1951. Before the war, it had its seat in its own building at the corner of Tomasz St and Planty, erected in 1922-1924. The building was taken over in 1948 by the Provincial Committee of the Polish Workers ‘Party, and then by the Kraków Committee of the Polish United Workers’ Party, which was located here until the 22nd January 1990. Currently, the house is owned by the Academy of Music. The first Polish stock exchange act was passed on January 20, 1921, it repealed the acts from the times of the partition. Until 1939, there were 6 grain exchanges in Poland

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