OLYMPIANS REPORT ABOUT FIGHT AND DETERMINATION

Discover an inspiring story about extraordinary women who overcame adversity to achieve success in sports arenas. "Olympians" is a moving report about determination, fighting one's own weaknesses and the political system of the People's Republic of Poland. Get to know the stories of Olympic medalists who, without professional equipment and support, were able to do impossible things.

• Inspiring stories of Polish Olympic medalists
• Report on determination and the fight against adversity
• Portraits of extraordinary women who paved the way for subsequent generations of athletes
• A story about competition, fighting spirit and the need for victory
• Behind the scenes of discrimination and humiliation faced by female athletes
• Sports history seen from the perspective of women
• Hardcover edition, ideal as a gift

Daniela Walkowiak, a bronze medalist at the Olympic Games in Rome, arrived at the starting line at the last minute because the Polish team had left the Olympic Village without her. Jarosława Jóźwiakowska, only one hundred and sixty-seven centimeters tall, won the silver medal in the high jump. Years later, she says that she jumped with character, not physical abilities. Ewa Kłobukowska, a gold medalist at the Olympic Games in Tokyo, learned from television news that she had suffered an injury and would not go to the competition in Montreal. These are just some of the stories you will find in this book.

The book "Olympians" is a wonderful report about determination, fighting one's own weaknesses and the politics of the People's Republic of Poland. The author, Sulińska, draws portraits of extraordinary women who show that competition, fighting spirit and the need for victory have no gender. It was they who, without professional equipment and support, were able to do impossible things and paved the way for subsequent generations of Polish athletes. Facing discrimination behind the scenes, and often humiliation, they broke further records in the arenas, won the hearts of fans and created an often unfairly overlooked history of sport. These are the stories of warriors. Polish Olympic medalists.

Czarne Publishing House presents this book in hardcover, which makes it an ideal gift for sports and history enthusiasts. The 13.3x21.5 cm format and 288 pages ensure comfortable reading. The year of publication 2020 guarantees the freshness and topicality of the presented stories. "Olympians" is a must-read for anyone who appreciates inspiring stories about people who have overcome their own limitations and achieved success.