MEMORIES OF THE BORDERLAND ORGANIST - EUGENIUSZ SWARCEWICZ

Immerse yourself in the extraordinary story of Eugeniusz Swarcewicz, a long-time organist who dedicated his life to serving the Catholic Church in Belarus and Ukraine during the times of the USSR. His memoirs are a moving record of the life of a lay Catholic who, despite the difficulties and persecutions by the communist authorities, constantly engaged in the religious and intellectual life of the community.

• Unique testimony of the life of Catholics in the USSR
• Moving story of dedication to faith and the Church
• Lay Catholic devoted to religious service
• Realities of life in times of communist repression
• IPN edition – guarantee of reliability and historical value
• Rich source of knowledge about religious life in the Soviet Union

The book "Memories of the Borderland Organist" is not only a collection of memoirs, but also a valuable historical source that allows you to understand the realities of life for Catholics in the Soviet Union after World War II. Eugeniusz Swarcewicz, as a witness and participant in events, describes the difficulties faced by the Catholic intelligentsia in times of communist repression. His accounts show how religious and intellectual life took place in secret, and faith was the only source of hope and strength.

The IPN edition is a guarantee of the reliability and historical value of the publication. The Institute of National Remembrance ensures that the knowledge passed on is based on solid source foundations and presents an objective picture of the past. Thanks to this, the reader can be sure that they are getting access to credible information and analysis.

The memories of Eugeniusz Swarcewicz are a must-read for anyone interested in the history of the Catholic Church in the Soviet Union, the fate of the Catholic intelligentsia, and religious life in times of communist repression. This book is a valuable source of knowledge and inspiration, and also reminds us of the values that are worth cherishing and passing on to future generations.

The book's format (240x168 mm) and paperback cover make it convenient to read and store. The number of pages (152) allows for an in-depth familiarization with the content of the memoirs, and the year of publication (2021) proves the topicality and availability of the publication.