Radio Gliwice

Radio Gliwice, located in Gliwice, Poland, is best known for its historic radio tower, which stands at 118 meters and is the tallest wooden structure in the world. Built in 1935, the station gained historical significance due to the "Gliwice incident" on August 31, 1939, a staged attack by Nazi Germany used as a pretext for invading Poland. The tower and station now serve as a museum and cultural site, preserving the history of the facility and its role in 20th-century events. The site is a symbol of both technological achievement and the turbulent history of the era.