THERE IS NO ONE RUSSIA - BARBARA WŁODARCZYK

Discover the fascinating world of Barbara Włodarczyk's reports, who in her book "There is no one Russia" takes readers on a journey through the corners of Russia, showing the diversity and complexity of this country. It is not only Moscow and the glitter of the capital, but above all the stories of ordinary people whose fates are intertwined with the turbulent history of the last two decades.

• Barbara Włodarczyk's reports reveal an unknown face of Russia.
• The stories of ordinary people show social and cultural changes.
• The book debut of a well-known television journalist.
• A testimony of reliable journalistic work and thorough analysis.
• A collection of reports written with verve and simplicity.
• Reveals a part of the seemingly elusive Russian soul.

Barbara Włodarczyk, known for her television reports, this time reaches for the pen to bring Polish readers closer to Russia as they do not know it. The journalist observes teenagers during shooting training at a Moscow cadet school, follows the story of a girl kidnapped in Dagestan, and meets a millionaire in the village of Nizhnevasilyevka who has experienced a sudden spiritual conversion. Her protagonists are ordinary people, seemingly average, but still amazing, just like the times in which they live. Their fates allow the reader to see all the changes that have taken place in Russia in the last two decades.

The book "There is no one Russia" is a testimony of many years of reliable journalistic work. A collection of reports, written with verve and simplicity, reveals a part of the seemingly elusive Russian soul. After studying journalism, Barbara Włodarczyk started working in the international journalism department of TVP. In the years 2004-2009 she was a TVP correspondent in Moscow, and currently she is a political commentator for TVP. As part of the "Wide Tracks" series, she made over 100 reports on the lives of residents of the former USSR. The series was awarded, among others, the Grand Press and The International Chicago Televisions Awards in the documentary film category. She is one of the most famous television journalists.

Wydawnictwo Literackie presents the book in a paperback cover, consisting of 304 pages with a format of 200x131 mm. The year of publication is 2022. It is a must-read for all those interested in Russia and its inhabitants, who want to understand the changes taking place in this country. Get to know Russia from Barbara Włodarczyk's perspective and discover that there is no one Russia, but many fascinating stories and fates.