LETTERS OF WINCENTY KRASIŃSKI FROM SPAIN - KONRAD AJEWSKI

Travel through time and space, discovering the fascinating Spanish episode from the life of Wincenty Krasiński. This is a unique opportunity to explore the history of Poland and Europe from the perspective of an outstanding historical figure. Discover previously unknown facts and behind-the-scenes of the war in Spain at the beginning of the 19th century.

• Unique historical source: A collection of letters from Colonel Wincenty Krasiński, written in 1808-1809.
• Direct account: First-hand accounts of a Pole about Spain and the participation of Polish soldiers in the Napoleonic wars.
• Little-known facts: Previously unpublished information about the Spanish episode in Krasiński's life.
• Valuable publication: Brings the realities of Europe at that time and the fate of Polish soldiers closer to the reader.
• High-quality edition: Carefully edited and published by ASPRA Publishing House.

Wincenty Krasiński, commander of the Polish Chevau-léger regiment of Napoleon's Guard, is a figure who has permanently entered the history of Poland. His letters, written during his stay in Spain, are an invaluable source of knowledge about the events and moods of that time. They allow us to better understand the motivations and dilemmas of Poles fighting alongside Napoleon.

This publication contains a collection of letters written from Spain as well as from France and Austria, when Krasiński commanded the Chevau-léger regiment. These letters, which are one of the earliest and little-known accounts of a Pole about Spain, show our participation in the bloody war. Get to know the realities of a soldier's life, his worries and joys, as well as his observations about Spanish culture and society.

ASPRA Publishing House, known for its attention to the quality and reliability of historical publications, presents this edition in a careful graphic design. The paperback cover, 210x145 mm format and 144 pages full of valuable information guarantee satisfaction for every lover of history and non-fiction literature. This is an excellent book for those interested in the history of Poland, the Napoleonic era and the fate of Poles abroad.