EUGENIUSZ ROMER

Discover the fascinating story of Eugeniusz Romer, an outstanding Polish geographer, cartographer, and geopolitician who forever changed the face of Polish cartography. His work and passion have left an indelible mark on science and culture. This is the story of a man who overcame difficulties, dedicated himself to the service of science, and left a legacy that inspires subsequent generations of researchers.

• Outstanding geographer and cartographer
• Creator of modern Polish cartography
• Co-founder of Książnica-Atlas
• Professor at the University of Lviv and the Jagiellonian University
• Honorary Doctor of the University of Poznań and the Jagiellonian University
• Member of the Polish Academy of Sciences and scientific societies in Poland and abroad
• Vice-President of the International Geographical Union

Eugeniusz Romer is an extraordinary figure who combined scientific talent with deep faith and social awareness. His life was full of challenges, but also full of passion and dedication to the good of science and the homeland. For many years away from God, he experienced an inner transformation that renewed his relationship with Him and gave new meaning to his scientific work. His Memoirs are a testimony to this process, showing the path he traveled in search of spiritual harmony.

The book about Eugeniusz Romer is not only a biography of an outstanding scientist, but also a story about spiritual transformation and the search for the meaning of life. It is an inspiring read for all who want to deepen their faith and find God in everyday life. His experiences show that even after a long departure, the relationship with God can be renewed and a new vocation discovered.

Petrus Publishing House presents this unique publication, which brings closer the figure of Eugeniusz Romer and his spiritual experiences. It is a book that will surely make you think and help you find your own way to God. Be inspired by the story of Eugeniusz Romer and discover how faith can influence your life and scientific work.

The book has 214 pages and a format of 19x13 cm. Published in 2014 in paperback by Petrus Publishing House.