SELECTION OF ARTICLES AND ESSAYS - MARCIN DREWICZ

The book "You had, peasant, the Golden Horn..." is a collection of articles and essays by Marcin Drewicz, which are a response to the socio-historical-political events in Poland in the years 2024-2025. This publication is a penetrating picture of the Polish reality of those years, analyzing the most important flashpoints and problems related to the war situation in Ukraine and the presence of Ukrainian citizens in the Polish social and political space. The author touches with extraordinary precision and sensitivity on issues that shaped the public debate at that time.

• Analysis of the Polish reality of the years 2024-2025
• Response to socio-political events
• Highlighting problems related to the war in Ukraine
• Presence of Ukrainian citizens in the Polish space
• Penetrating look at the flashpoints of that time
• Author: Marcin Drewicz
• Publisher: Norbertinum

Marcin Drewicz, the author of the book, is a well-known publicist and political commentator whose texts are characterized by deep analysis and a bold approach to difficult topics. His works often provoke discussions and encourage reflection on the state of society and the state. In his essays, Drewicz does not shy away from controversy, presenting his own, often unpopular, opinions and interpretations of events.

The Norbertinum publishing house, which published this book, is valued for publishing valuable and ambitious works in the fields of history, politics and culture. Norbertinum has been supporting authors for years who take up important and current topics, contributing to the development of Polish intellectual thought. The books of this publishing house are often awarded and appreciated by critics and readers.

The book "You had, peasant, the Golden Horn..." is a must-read for all those who want to understand the Polish reality of the years 2024-2025 and look at it from the perspective of a person involved in social and political life. It is a read that makes you think and provokes you to ask difficult questions. Ideal for students, scientists, journalists and all those interested in the contemporary history of Poland.

The book has 375 pages, a format of 147x12 mm and was published in 2025 in paperback. It is a solid and aesthetic publication that will certainly find its place on the bookshelf of every lover of non-fiction and essays.