REJWACH - MIKOŁAJ GRYNBERG

A captivating and moving book that forces reflection on identity and the perception of otherness. In his new book "Rejwach", Mikołaj Grynberg presents a collection of stories about being Jewish in Poland today. These are stories full of emotion, anxiety and surprising insights that encourage a deeper understanding of the problems of the modern world.

• Penetrating prose moves and disturbs simultaneously
• Anonymous narrators share their experiences
• Stories about hiding and discovering identity
• Anti-Semitic phrases in "good faith"
• Attentive listening of the author
• A normal person cannot comprehend it
• True stories about being Jewish in Poland

Mikołaj Grynberg, known for his interviews "The Saved of the 20th Century" and "I Accuse Auschwitz", this time gives a voice to anonymous narrators. In 31 stories, they reveal their experiences, fears and hopes related to being Jewish in Poland. Some are still hiding, others do not allow the thought that they may be Jewish, still others, in good faith, tell anti-Semitic phrases. The author listens attentively, creating a moving picture of contemporary Polish reality.

The book "Rejwach" is not only a collection of stories, but also a diagnosis of Polish society. Olga Tokarczuk aptly notes that these small, penetrating prose move and disturb at the same time. If the diagnosis they make is correct, then we have a big problem in Poland. Grynberg, with extraordinary sensitivity and empathy, gives a voice to those who often remain invisible and unheard.

Nisza Publishing House presents "Rejwach" in an elegant paperback cover, in 211x158 mm format. The book has 129 pages and was published in 2017. It is a must-read for all those who want to understand contemporary Poland and the problems related to identity and otherness. Immerse yourself in the world of "Rejwach" and let these stories touch your heart and mind.