population was expelled in 1946. The newly settled inhabitants were partly home-displaced from Eastern Poland . 1975-1998, Suszyna belonged to the Wałbrzych voivodship (German Waldenburg ) Demography After 1945 the Poles settled here, according to data from 1947, the highest number of them came from the Cracow province - 203, and from Kresów : from Lwow - 83 and Tarnopol - 66. The village lost its function as a resort. The airport and glider school were devastated (the school was run by a rural school ). The village, however, is partially depopulated and is now exclusively agricultural. According to the National Census (III 2011) it had 233 inhabitants. Observation Tower The 27-meter Susilo tower stands on an elevation of 469.2 m asl, belonging to the south-eastern part of the Ścinawskie Hills . On the 22nd floor there is a viewing platform with 140 stairs. The inner cross-section of the tower is six meters. The tower is reinforced, externally and internally lined with stone sandstone. The tower was co-financed by the Czech Republic - Republic of Poland 2007-2013 Cross-border Cooperation Operational Program under the project "Glacensis Euroregion". Construction cost about one million zlotys. The object is one of several lookout towers in the Middle Sudetes. Others are on: Mount St. Anne, Mount All Saints, Grodziszcz, Kalenica, Wielka Sowie and Włodzicka Góra . From the tower you can watch: Broumov Walls, Mount St. Anne, Mount of All Saints, Bardo Mountains, Eagle Mountains, Owl Mountains, Mountain Gold and Śnieżnik. References Suszyna