KRZYSZTOF POTACZAŁA - BIESZCZADY. IN THE FOOTSTEPS OF PEOPLE AND PLACES. REPORTS FROM 1951-1989

Travel back in time to the Bieszczady Mountains from 1951-1989 with Krzysztof Potaczała's latest collection of reports. Discover the fascinating stories of people and places that shaped this unique region. Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of those years and get to know the Bieszczady from a completely new perspective.

• Collection of reports from 1951-1989
• Author: Krzysztof Potaczała
• Theme: The Bieszczady as a border region during the Polish People's Republic
• Surveillance of residents, students and workplaces
• Accounts and memories of historical witnesses
• Documents prepared by the regime authorities
• Unique perspective on the southeastern border area of Poland

Krzysztof Potaczała, the author of the series "Bieszczady in the Polish People's Republic", presents a collection of reports that shed new light on the events of 1951-1989. Due to its location as a border region, the Bieszczady Mountains were under special supervision by the security services. Surveillance of residents, students, workplaces and Ukrainian minorities was commonplace. Tourists visiting this region were also under the attention of the services.

From the documents prepared by the regime authorities, as well as from the accounts and memories of people directly involved in the process of denouncing others, an image of life in the southeastern border area of Poland emerges. This book is not only a collection of facts, but above all a story about people, their fates and choices in difficult times. It is a testimony of history that allows us to better understand the past and its impact on the present.

Bosz Publishing presents this publication in a hardcover binding, which guarantees durability and an aesthetic appearance. The 244x181 mm format makes the book comfortable to read and looks great on the shelf. The number of pages - 208 - provides rich content that will captivate any reader interested in the history of the Bieszczady Mountains and Poland.