The Free City of Krakow

The Free City of Krakow is a 1985 Post apocalyptic military tabletop role-playing game adventure for "" published by Game Designers' Workshop (GDW).
Contents.
"The Free City of Krakow" is the first adventure module for "Twilight: 2000", in which the player characters encounter the survivors of an ambushed US Special Forces Team. "The Free City of Krakow" is a campaign setting book that describes the neutral city of Krakow and its important people and places, and includes maps, brief scenarios, and new rules for helicopters.
Publication history.
"The Free City of Krakow" was written by William H. Keith, Jr., with art by Steve Venters and Liz Danforth, and published in 1985 as a 48-page book by Game Designers' Workshop.
Reception.
Timothy Tow reviewed "The Free City of Krakow" in "Space Gamer" No. 76. Tow commented that "Overall, "The Free City of Krakow" is a very good module, up to the normal high GDW standards, but it will take some work from the referee to preplan the adventure (e.g., no NPC characteristics are given). If you want an excellent setting for a "Twilight: 2000" campaign, then pick up a copy."
Chris Felton reviewed "Free City of Krakow" in "Imagine" magazine, stating that "if you are a GM who can run this sort of adventure well, this is an excellent module for a very good game system".