PATER PATRIAE - AGNIESZKA ROŻNOWSKA-SADRAEI

Discover a fascinating journey into the heart of medieval Poland, where the cult of St. Stanislaus played a key role in shaping national identity. "Pater Patriae" by Agnieszka Rożnowska-Sadraei is an extraordinary study of history and ideology that takes the reader through the turbulent times of the Polish state. Get to know the figure of St. Stanislaus, Bishop of Krakow, who became a symbol of resistance and unity in times of territorial fragmentation.

• In-depth analysis of the cult of St. Stanislaus in medieval Poland
• Detailed study of the role of the saint in shaping national ideology
• History of Poland in the context of the cult of St. Stanislaus
• Extraordinary study for lovers of Polish history and culture
• Edition in paperback

"Pater Patriae" is not just a biography of the saint, but above all a story about Poland, its striving for unification and independence. The author, Agnieszka Rożnowska-Sadraei, analyzes historical sources with extraordinary precision to show how the cult of St. Stanislaus influenced the development of the Polish state. This book is a must-read for anyone who wants to better understand Polish history and culture.

This book will take you on a journey through time so that you can understand how the cult of St. Stanislaus influenced politics and religion in Poland. Discover why St. Stanislaus became the patron saint of Poland and what values ​​he represented. Get to know his life, death and influence on later generations of Poles. Agnieszka Rożnowska-Sadraei invites you to a reading that will open your eyes to many aspects of Polish history.

UNUM Publishing House presents a book that combines scientific accuracy with a passion for storytelling. It is a book that will satisfy both historians and readers looking for inspiring reading. The 205x145x23 mm format makes the book comfortable to read and ideal for taking on trips. The year of publication 2008 is a guarantee that you receive verified and up-to-date information.