Wrocław's dwarfs, or "Wrocławskie krasnale," are a popular and whimsical symbol of the city of Wrocław, Poland. These small bronze gnome-like statues can be found throughout the city and are known for their charming and quirky designs. The tradition of the dwarfs began in the 1980s as a form of peaceful protest against the communist regime, with the first dwarf, known as "Papa Krasnal," appearing in 1982.

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