SLAVES IN BRESLAU. FREE IN WROCŁAW IN 2025 - ANNA KOSMULSKA

Discover the moving story of Poles forced into slave labor in Wrocław during World War II. Anna Kosmulska's book is a collection of 31 memoirs that shed light on the little-known fate of about 50,000 people. Their experiences, full of suffering and humiliation, show the strength of community and resistance to Hitler's terror. It is a valuable historical document that allows us to understand the drama of the siege of Wrocław in 1945.

• Shocking accounts from witnesses of history
• A picture of life in captivity and resistance
• A valuable document of history
• Memoirs of Poles deported for forced labor
• The story of the siege of Wrocław in 1945
• A community supporting each other in difficult times
• A book by Anna Kosmulska

The book "Slaves in Breslau. Free in Wrocław in 2025" is a collection of 31 memoirs of Poles who were deported to Wrocław for forced labor during World War II. Their number is estimated at about 50,000, and their history is relatively unknown. They experienced here hard, enslaving work, inhuman treatment, hunger, cold and many humiliations. However, they created a community that supported each other and resisted Hitler's terror, and after many years resulted in the creation of the Club of People with the P sign at TMW.

These memoirs show the drama of the siege of Wrocław in 1945. Festung Breslau. The accounts of authentic witnesses of those events, sometimes cool and dispassionate, sometimes full of pain echoing even after years, are read with great interest and awareness that they constitute a valuable historical document. This book is not only a collection of memoirs, but also a testimony to the strength of the human spirit and steadfastness in the face of the cruelty of war.

Anna Kosmulska, the author of the book, gives a voice to those who have remained in the shadow of history for years. Her work is a tribute to those who experienced slave labor and humiliation in Wrocław. This book is an important element of our historical memory and a reminder of the tragic events of World War II.

Edition: Pages: 352, Format: 161x234 mm. Year of publication: 2025, cover: paperback. Publisher: Emka. Number of pages: 352. Cover: paperback. Format: 161x234 mm.