AT THE END THERE ARE ALWAYS GARDENS WITH ROSES

Discover the fascinating historical novel "At the End There Are Always Gardens with Roses," which transports the reader to the turbulent times of the beginnings of Saint Maximilian Kolbe's mission. It is a story about faith, sacrifice, and love of neighbor, set in the realities of Grodno, a city that is a melting pot of cultures and religions.

• Inspiring story about Saint Maximilian Kolbe
• Realistic depiction of life in Grodno in the interwar period
• Engaging plot set against the backdrop of historical events
• Deep message about love, humility, and sacrifice
• A book for enthusiasts of history and truth seekers
• Author with a passion for history and the search for truth

The novel "At the End There Are Always Gardens with Roses" is not only a story about the missionary activities of Saint Maximilian Kolbe, but also a fascinating portrait of Grodno, a city where Catholics, Jews, and Orthodox Christians, Poles, Belarusians, Armenians, and Jews lived side by side. The author captures the atmosphere of those times with extraordinary precision, showing both the difficulties and the beauty of life in a multicultural society.

Grzegorz Pustkowiak, the author of the book, is a history enthusiast who seeks the truth at the sources, not in ideological doctrines. In his novel, he rejects simplifications and stereotypes, showing the complexity of relations between nations and religions. His book is an invitation to reflect on history and its impact on the present.

This book refutes the ideological national conflicts of that time, invented by political doctrinaires, which after the fall of the January Uprising were in the interest of the Russian partitioner applying the principle of "divide and conquer". It is a story about the love of neighbor that grew out of humility and sacrifice, a love that gave birth to true holiness, about a holiness that marked the beginning of another great holiness.

Technical data:

Publisher: Poligraf
Year of publication: 2024
Cover: paperback
Number of pages: 264
Format: 146x212 mm