THE MOST BEAUTIFUL FACE OF SOCIALISM - KAI WITZLACK-MAKAREVICH

Discover a fascinating journey into the depths of the history of the GDR and its impact on the Polish perception of life behind the Iron Curtain. This book is not only a sentimental journey for those who remember the Polish People's Republic, but also a valuable history lesson for the younger generation. Learn about unknown aspects of life in the GDR, which shed new light on Polish-German relations in the times of socialism.

• Enriches knowledge about the history of the GDR and its impact on Poland
• Confronts Polish realities with the experiences of neighbors
• Shows unknown aspects of life behind the Iron Curtain
• Presents subtle humor and irony in the description of those times
• Recommended for its brisk language and interesting composition
• Contains 99 articles written by 26 authors

The book "The Most Beautiful Face of Socialism" is a collection of 99 articles, which in alphabetical order present various aspects of life in the GDR. The authors, with subtle humor and irony, describe the culture, sport, customs and politics of this state. The reader has the opportunity to confront Polish experiences with the realities of life behind the Iron Curtain, which allows for a deeper understanding of those times.

This publication enriches the Polish image of the GDR, which was often marked by stereotypes and prejudices. Thanks to this book, we can look at our neighbors from across the Oder from a new perspective, appreciating their culture and history. It is a must-read for all those who are interested in the history of Central and Eastern Europe and want to better understand Polish-German relations.

Professor Mirosław Bańko from the University of Warsaw emphasizes the educational values of the book as well as its brisk language, which makes reading a pleasure. The two-page articles, arranged alphabetically, contain many examples of subtle humor and irony, sometimes also bitter reflections. It is a read that will surely make you think and allow you to look at the history of the GDR in a new light.

Śląsk Publishing House presents this book in a paperback cover, with a format of 141x213 mm and 214 pages. It is an ideal offer for all those who appreciate good non-fiction literature and want to expand their knowledge about the history of Central and Eastern Europe. Do not hesitate, reach for this book and discover the fascinating world of the GDR!