KWARTALNIK WYKLĘCI NO. 3(27)/2022 - COLLECTIVE WORK

We proudly present the latest issue of the "Wyklęci" quarterly, dedicated to the memory of the heroes of the Polish anti-communist underground. This special edition is full of fascinating articles, interviews, and reports that bring closer the fates of the unwavering soldiers who fought for a free Poland. The "Wyklęci" quarterly is not only a historical publication but also a tribute to those who sacrificed their lives for their ideals.

• Rich content: A table of contents full of diverse articles and interviews.
• New film: Information about the film "Orlęta. Grodno '39" by Krzysztof Łukaszewicz.
• Summary of activities: The Film Academy NNW summarizes its first year of activity.
• Portraits of heroes: Profiles of Antoni Roszczewski "Znicz" and Ludwik Siniecki "Szary".
• Tragic finale: The story of Jerzy Kurpiński, Captain "Ponury".
• AK actions: Description of the AK Task Force "Błyskawica" and "Zorza".
• Fates of the deported: Reports of deportations to camps.

In the latest issue, you will find an interview with Łukasz Kmita, the Voivode of Lesser Poland, which sheds new light on the role of historical memory in shaping national identity. In addition, the quarterly presents the behind-the-scenes of the film "Orlęta. Grodno '39" by Krzysztof Łukaszewicz, which will be in cinemas from September 9. The Film Academy NNW also summarizes its first year of activity, creating a boom for historical films that are becoming increasingly popular with viewers.

The issue also includes detailed portraits of underground soldiers such as the medic of the "Mścisława" squadron - Antoni Roszczewski "Znicz" and the mysterious conspirator Ludwik Siniecki ps. "Szary". The authors also shed light on the tragic finale of Captain "Ponury" - Jerzy Kurpiński and describe the actions of the AK Task Forces "Błyskawica" and "Zorza". The fates of Poles deported to camps have not been forgotten, and accounts of witnesses and victims of repression are presented.

The "Wyklęci" quarterly also includes reports from ceremonies and events commemorating the cursed soldiers, such as the "Patriotic May Picnic" in Ołpiny, the Major "Zapora" Rally, and the Lieutenant Władysław Kostuch Memorial Chess Tournament. It is a must-read for all those who want to deepen their knowledge of Polish history and pay tribute to the heroes who fought for our freedom.

The edition contains 276 pages, format 233x170 mm, paperback binding. Year of publication: 2022. Publisher: Miles.