BULLETS LIKE ROSARY BEADS - MARIUSZ SAWA

Enter the world of history, where courage intertwines with tragedy. "Bullets like rosary beads" is a moving story about the Home Army and the Peasants' Battalions in the face of Ukrainian events in Sahryń and other villages in the Hrubieszów district in 1944. It is a book that not only informs, but above all encourages reflection on the complexity of Polish-Ukrainian relations in the turbulent years of World War II. Discover the truth that lies behind the veil of time and propaganda.

• In-depth analysis of the Polish-Ukrainian conflict
• Detailed accounts of the events in Sahryń and the surrounding area
• Fact-based historical testimonies
• Moving narrative that evokes emotions
• Hardcover ensuring the durability of the book
• Ideal format for reading anywhere

The book "Bullets like rosary beads" is not only a record of historical events, but above all an attempt to understand the motivations and tragedies of both sides of the conflict. The author, Mariusz Sawa, analyzes documents and witness accounts with extraordinary precision and sensitivity in order to present the most objective picture of those days. It is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of Poland and Ukraine, as well as for those who want to understand the mechanisms of ethnic and national conflicts.

The Kolegium Europy Wschodniej publishing house offers readers a publication that will certainly be remembered for a long time. The hardcover and careful edition make this book an ornament to any library. The 238x170 mm format is ideal for reading both at home and while traveling. The year of publication, 2025, guarantees that the reader receives the latest knowledge and analysis on this difficult topic.

We invite you to read a book that will allow you to look at history from a new perspective and understand how important it is to build bridges of dialogue and understanding between nations. "Bullets like rosary beads" is a book that makes you think and reminds you of the need to cherish the memory of the past in order to build a better future.