CAN POLAND AFFORD INDEPENDENCE? - BRONISŁAW ŁAGOWSKI

Bronisław Łagowski's book is a collection of reflections on the state of Polish politics and the state. The author, known for his uncompromising nature and courage of thought, asks difficult questions about the future of Poland and its ability to maintain independence in the current historical conditions. It is a must-read for anyone interested in Polish politics and wants to understand the challenges facing our country.

• Uncompromising view of Polish politics
• Courage to think and ask difficult questions
• Analysis of the challenges facing Poland
• Reflections on the state of the state and society
• Inspiration for a deeper understanding of Polish reality
• Model of uncompromising nature and courage of thought

Bronisław Łagowski is a figure who is a model of uncompromising nature and courage of thought. His approach to politics, although he treats compromise as a great value, does not recognize compromises in the field of thinking. Many of his remarks and warnings regarding the state of Polish politics and the state have unfortunately been confirmed, and the "Łagowski Lessons" still need to be learned in many areas.

The book "Can Poland Afford Independence?" makes it clear that this question is not a rhetorical trick, a call to fight or a battle cry at a rally, but a real problem that the nation's elites should constantly reflect on. The answer to this question is not a function of our desires, but of what we can realistically achieve. Poland certainly cannot afford not to think. Łagowski's journalism does not allow such luxury.

Universitas Publishing House presents this publication in a careful edition, with attention to detail. The book has 432 pages, a format of 221x155 mm and a paperback cover. It is a position that should be in the library of anyone who wants to understand Polish reality and the challenges facing our country. Year of publication 2025.

This book is not only a political analysis, but also an inspiration to reflect on one's role in society and responsibility for the future of Poland. It is a read that makes you think and encourages you to act. Bronisław Łagowski, through his uncompromising view of reality, poses difficult questions to us, which we must find answers to if we want Poland to be a strong and independent country.