IN SEARCH OF LOST TIME - THE HISTORY OF THE JEWISH COMMUNITY IN BRODNICA

The book "In Search of Lost Time" is a fascinating journey into the history of the Jewish Community in Brodnica, showcasing the richness of culture and traditions that have shaped the landscape of Polish cities for centuries. The author approaches with extraordinary precision and sensitivity to the fate of people who have made an invaluable contribution to the development of the region. It is a story about a world that no longer exists and is worth saving from oblivion.

• In-depth analysis of the history of the Jewish Community in Brodnica
• Documented facts from the 18th century to the time of the Holocaust
• Many illustrations and quotes from press publications
• Interesting biographies of famous people, including Rabbi Samuel Gronemann
• Interwoven history into the history of the city, which was granted city rights over 720 years ago
• Dedicated place for Jewish traditions and customs

This book is not only a valuable source of historical knowledge, but also a moving reflection on the coexistence of different cultures and nationalities over the centuries. The author, Anna Bieniaszewska, with passion and commitment gives a voice to those who have long remained in the shadow of history. This publication is the result of years of research and searching, which made it possible to comprehensively and reliably reconstruct the history of the Jewish Community in Brodnica.

Adam Marszałek, the publisher of the book, ensured high editorial quality, presenting readers with a publication in an elegant paperback. The format of 13.5x20.5 cm and 416 pages full of content and illustrations make reading enjoyable and engaging. This is a must-read for anyone interested in regional history, Jewish culture and the fate of local communities over the centuries.

"In Search of Lost Time" is also a tribute to those who have passed away and a reminder of the values that should be nurtured and passed on to future generations. It is a book that encourages reflection, teaches tolerance and openness to others. Reading it means not only learning historical facts, but also building bridges between the past and the present.