HERITO NO. 50 ODRA - COLLECTIVE WORK

Discover the fascinating history of the Odra River, which for centuries remained in the shadow of the Rhine. Learn the story of a river that shaped borders and drove industry, and is now waiting to be rediscovered. Immerse yourself in the rich history and culture of the Odra, learning about its role in shaping Central Europe.

• History of the Odra: Learn about the fascinating past of the river, from the times of Frederick II the Great to the present.
• Culture and Art: Discover the inspirations that the Odra brought to artists and writers.
• Contemporary Challenges: Understand the ecological and social problems associated with the river.
• Collective Work: Get to know the different perspectives of the authors who bring the history of the Odra to life.
• International Cultural Center: Learn more about the publisher that cares for cultural heritage.

"Herito No. 50 Odra" is a unique publication that brings closer the history and significance of the Odra, one of the longest rivers in Europe. Underestimated and used for industrial purposes for centuries, the Odra has finally received a comprehensive study that shows its rich past and impact on the region. This book is the result of the work of many authors who passionately and with commitment explore various aspects related to the river.

This publication is a valuable source of knowledge for all those interested in the history of Central Europe, ecology and cultural heritage. Thanks to the diverse perspectives of the authors, the reader has the opportunity to look at the Odra from many sides and understand its complex role in shaping the region. This book is also an invitation to reflect on the future of the river and the need to care for its natural environment.

The International Cultural Center, the publisher of this publication, has been involved in promoting intercultural dialogue and protecting cultural heritage for years. Thanks to their efforts, "Herito No. 50 Odra" is not only a book, but also an important voice in the discussion about the future of Europe and its rivers. This publication is a testament to the MCK's commitment to building bridges between cultures and nations.

Wojciech Browarny, Beata Halicka, Jan Hradeck, Łukasz Ławicki, Piotr Oleksy, Lothar Quinkenstein, Tomasz Różycki, Wojciech Stanisławski, Andrzej Woźnica, Paul Zalewski and Michał Zygmunt are the authors who contributed to the creation of this unique Herito issue. Their diverse experiences and perspectives allowed for the creation of a comprehensive picture of the Odra, a river that deserves to be rediscovered and appreciated.