WARCHOLSTWO TRUE HISTORY OF POLISH NOBILITY

Discover a fascinating and uncompromising story about the Polish nobility, which for centuries shaped the fate of the Republic. Kamil Janicki, the author of the bestseller "Pańszczyzna", this time takes us on a journey through a world full of glitter, arbitrariness and pride, which ultimately led to the fall of the country. Get to know the behind-the-scenes of the life of a social class that believed that every nobleman was equal to the king, and see how this belief influenced the history of Poland.

• Critical look at the Polish nobility
• History of the political system based on arbitrariness
• A story about pride in the empire and reluctance to defend the country
• Analysis of the causes of the fall of the Republic
• Author of the bestseller "Pańszczyzna" - Kamil Janicki
• Unique system of values and noble customs
• Uncompromising look at the social class

"Warcholstwo" is an uncompromising, critical look at the social class that took full control of the former Republic, created a unique system of values and customs, and then - with an increasingly embittered view of the world - contributed to the anarchy and fall of the country. It is the story of a defiant lifestyle based on the principle of "pawn yourself and spend". The story of a political system that was built on noble ideas, but which developed in such a way that freedom gave way to arbitrariness taken to the point of absurdity. And in which "every nobleman in the yard" actually believed that he was "equal to the voivode" and even the king.

In his book, Kamil Janicki analyzes the causes of the fall of the Republic, showing the mechanisms that led to anarchy and the weakening of the state. The author does not avoid difficult topics, such as the nobility's obsessive efforts to cut themselves off from the rest of society, which was considered inferior. This book is a fascinating read for anyone interested in the history of Poland and the role of the nobility in shaping its fate.

Poznańskie Wydawnictwo puts into the hands of readers a book that will certainly evoke many emotions and encourage reflection on the past of Poland. "Warcholstwo" is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand how one of the largest empires in Europe fell. The hardcover and careful edition make this book an ornament to any library.