KWARTALNIK WYKLĘCI ISSUE 1(5)/2017 - COLLECTIVE WORK

Immerse yourself in the fascinating history of the Cursed Soldiers with this unique quarterly magazine. It is not just a collection of articles, but a true journey through time, uncovering unknown facts and bringing the figures of the heroes closer. Ideal for history lovers, students, and anyone who wants to deepen their knowledge of post-war Poland. Discover the fates of unwavering patriots who fought for freedom and independence, even in the most difficult times.

• In-depth analysis of historical events
• Detailed biographies of the Cursed Soldiers
• Unique photos and documents from the era
• Collector's edition for history enthusiasts
• Collective work of renowned historians and publicists
• Ideal gift for every lover of Polish history

The quarterly magazine "Wyklęci" (The Cursed) has been recognized by readers and historians for years. Its goal is to bring closer the fates of soldiers who continued the fight against the communist regime after World War II. In the quarterly magazine, you will find articles on the most important events, portraits of commanders, and accounts from witnesses. It is an irreplaceable source of knowledge for anyone who wants to understand the post-war history of Poland.

The Miles publishing house, known for its care for the quality and reliability of historical publications, puts into your hands a quarterly magazine that combines passion, knowledge, and professionalism. Each issue is a carefully compiled collection of articles, photos, and documents that will transport you back in time and help you better understand the fates of the Cursed Soldiers. This is a must-read for every patriot and lover of Polish history.

The quarterly magazine "Wyklęci" is not just a collection of dry facts, but above all a story about people, their dreams, and their dedication. It is a story about the unwavering fight for freedom and independence, which inspires and teaches. Thanks to this quarterly magazine, you can learn about the fates of heroes who deserve memory and respect. It is a publication that will certainly enrich your knowledge and help you better understand the history of Poland.