POLAND UNDER OCCUPATION 1939-1945 VOLUME 4

Immerse yourself in a deep analysis of the history of Poland under occupation in the years 1939-1945. The fourth volume of this series is a collection of scientific articles that shed new light on the difficult realities of those times. It is not just a book, but a journey into the past that allows you to understand today's world. Ideal for history enthusiasts, students and anyone who wants to deepen their knowledge about one of the most important periods in Polish history.

• In-depth analysis of the events of 1939-1945
• Scientific articles prepared by experts
• Critical assessment of previous research achievements
• Use of previously neglected sources
• Expansion of knowledge about the occupation of Polish lands
• IPN Publishing House guarantees reliability and quality

The Central Research Project "World War II and the occupation of Polish lands 1939-1944/45" aims to critically assess previous research achievements on the history of Poland in the years 1939-1945. This project uses previously neglected sources and expands existing knowledge, which allows for a new look at the realities of the occupation. The published scientific articles are the result of the work of many experts and are a valuable source of information for anyone interested in the history of Poland.

IPN Publishing House guarantees reliability and high quality of publications. The Institute of National Remembrance has been researching and disseminating knowledge about the history of Poland for years, and its publications are appreciated by both scientists and the general public. By choosing a book published by IPN, you can be sure that you are receiving a product of the highest quality, based on solid scientific foundations.

This fourth volume of the series "Poland under Occupation 1939-1945" is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the mechanisms of occupation, learn about the fate of Poles at that time, and deepen their knowledge about one of the most important periods in Polish history. It is a book that forces reflection and allows for a new look at the past.