METAMORPHOSES OF THE RUSSIAN EMPIRE 1721-1921 - ANDRZEJ NOWAK

Discover a fascinating journey through the history of Russia, from its imperial beginnings to the turbulent 20th century. Andrzej Nowak's book is the key to understanding modern Russia, its ambitions, and geopolitical aspirations. Immerse yourself in the world of ideas of the Third Rome, Pan-Slavism, and Eurasianism, which shaped Russian identity and politics over the centuries. Get to know the Moscow perspective on Poland, Europe, and the world, and understand the challenges facing Poland.

• In-depth analysis of Russian political thought
• Unique perspective on the world from Moscow's point of view
• Fascinating synthesis of Russian history, literature, philosophy, and art
• Inspiring observations of the influence of the Polish issue on Russian thinking
• Understanding the challenges facing Poland
• Panorama of several centuries of the development of Russian political thought
• Scholarly synthesis of the geopolitical thinking of the neighbor

Professor Andrzej Nowak, an outstanding expert on the Russian Empire, draws an extraordinary synthesis of the geopolitical thinking of our powerful neighbor. Drawing on Russian history, literature, philosophy, and art, the author analyzes how strongly the Polish issue has influenced Russian thinking over the centuries. This book helps to understand why it is worth comparing the fate of the Republic of Poland and Crimea, how Polish poison was swallowed and diluted in the vast imperial organism, and why the Judases of the Slavs did not deserve any mercy.

“Metamorphoses of the Russian Empire 1721-1921” is not only a historical analysis, but also an attempt to understand the current dilemmas of Russia. The author examines how imperial and nationalist ideas influence Russian foreign and domestic policy. This book is essential for anyone who wants to understand Russia and its role in the world.

The Literary Publishing House presents this book in hardcover, which guarantees durability and an aesthetic appearance. The 172x248 mm format makes the book comfortable to read and store. The number of pages – 460 – provides rich content and in-depth analysis. The year of publication 2025 testifies to the topicality and freshness of the presented information.