in 1945 görbersdorf, now belonging to poland, was named sokołowsko in honour of the polish internist alfred sokołowski who had been a close co-worker of hermann brehmer. the now-called "grunwald" sanatorium has continued to operate as a public anti-consumptive resort, while large parts of the facilities decayed. on the initiative of medical director stanisław domin the treatment profile was broadened to all kind of lung diseases, later also dementia. the filmmaker krzysztof kieślowski, whose father suffered from tuberculosis, spent several years of his youth at sokołowsko.