MEMORY OUTLINES - A COLLECTIVE WORK

Step into a world of memories and reflections with the album "Memory Outlines," which gives voice to those who experienced the atrocities of World War II. It is an extraordinary combination of historical testimonies and artistic interpretation that touches the deepest emotional chords.

• Moving testimonies: A record of the poignant experiences of victims of communism and Nazism.
• Unique illustrations: Nearly 100 illustrations made with various graphic means.
• Dramatic history: A story of double occupation in Poland seen through the eyes of specific individuals.
• Seven illustrators: Artistic interpretation of difficult memories.
• An album full of emotions: A collection of accounts that remain in memory for a long time.
• High-quality edition: 250 pages, format 21x21 cm, paperback binding.

"Memory Outlines" is an album that transports the reader back in time, giving voice to those who suffered at the hands of two totalitarian regimes: German and Soviet. Seven talented illustrators undertook the extremely difficult task of illustrating their poignant memories, creating a work that combines historical and artistic value.

The testimonies contained in the album are records of the specific experiences of people who became victims of communism and Nazism. It is a dramatic story of the double occupation of Poland, composed of individual voices and enriched with nearly 100 illustrations created with various graphic means. Each illustration is a unique perspective on the difficult events, adding depth and emotional dimension to the stories told.

The album "Memory Outlines" is not only a collection of memories but also a tribute to those who survived the most difficult moments in Polish history. It is a publication that encourages reflection on the past and teaches how important it is to remember those who have passed away. By combining word and image, this album becomes an extraordinary testament to history that remains in the reader's memory for a long time. "Memory Outlines" is a must-read for all those interested in the history of Poland and want to better understand the fate of those who experienced the atrocities of World War II.

The Pilecki Institute has handed over to readers an album that combines educational and artistic values. This publication is a valuable contribution to preserving the memory of the victims of totalitarianism and reminds us of the need to cultivate values such as freedom and human dignity.