HISTORY OF KARABAKH. ABOUT A STATE THAT NEVER EXISTED

In his book "History of Karabakh. About a state that never existed," Bartłomiej Krzysztan undertakes the difficult task of presenting the history of a region that has ceased to exist as a separate political entity. The author analyzes Nagorno-Karabakh from a historical, cultural, and anthropological perspective, offering the reader a unique look at this territory.

• Comprehensive analysis of the history of Karabakh
• Cultural and anthropological perspective
• Consideration of controversial issues overlooked by other authors
• Attractive essay form, accessible to a wide audience
• New perspective on the history of the region after its demise
• In-depth reflections on the name and identity of the territory

Krzysztan's book is not just a collection of dry historical facts, but above all an attempt to understand the complex identity of the region. The author draws attention to issues that often escape other researchers, such as the problematic name of the territory and its changing role in history. The cultural and anthropological essay makes the reading accessible and engaging, even for readers unfamiliar with the topic.

The publication of the Kolegium Europy Wschodniej is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of the Caucasus and ethnic conflicts. In his book, Krzysztan proves that Karabakh can be written about in an innovative and insightful way, offering the reader a fresh perspective on this fascinating region. This book is an invitation to reflect on history, identity, and memory, as well as on the role of culture in shaping our perception of the world.

Bartłomiej Krzysztan, the author of the book, is a recognized expert in the history and culture of the Caucasus. His in-depth knowledge and analytical skills make the reading not only informative but also inspiring. "History of Karabakh. About a state that never existed" is his next important work, which will certainly contribute to a better understanding of this complex region.

Technical data:

Publisher: Kolegium Europy Wschodniej, 2025

Pages: 367

Format: 237x168 mm

Cover: hardcover