NOSTALGIA OF THE EAST. YATVINGIAN BORDER - ADAM WIESŁAW KULIK

Discover the forgotten history of the Yatvingians, a West Baltic people who inhabited the area between the Great Masurian Lakes, the Neman River, and the Narew River. Travel through time and space to learn about their world and meet the spirits of the past. This extraordinary journey will allow you to look at history from the perspective of a modern globetrotter who thoughtfully judges the past and the time in which he finds himself. Prepare for an expedition that will make you want to rediscover these extraordinary lands and people.

• Learn the history of the forgotten Yatvingian people
• Discover the areas between the Great Masurian Lakes, the Neman River, and the Narew River
• Meet the spirits of the past and learn their testimony
• Travel through time and space to understand the history of the region
• Look at history from the perspective of a modern globetrotter
• Immerse yourself in the story of Lithuania, the Teutonic Knights, the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, the Tatars, the Mongols, Tsarist Russia, the Soviet Union, and Germany

Adam Wiesław Kulik takes us on a fascinating journey through the Yatvingian borderland, where history intertwines with the present, and the spirits of the past still whisper their stories. It is a story about people who, despite all odds, survived and left their mark on the landscape and culture of the region. This book is not only a historical journey but also a reflection on the modern world and our place in it.

Novae Res Publishing House presents another installment of the "Nostalgia of the East" series, which takes readers to distant and forgotten corners of the world. This time, the author takes us to the Yatvingian borderland, where history comes to life again, and the reader has the opportunity to immerse themselves in a fascinating story about peoples, cultures, and events that shaped this region. This is a must-read for all lovers of history, travel, and the discovery of the unknown.

The book "Nostalgia of the East. Yatvingian Border" is not only a collection of historical facts but, above all, a story about people, their lives, beliefs, and traditions. With extraordinary sensitivity and empathy, the author gives a voice to those who have passed away but still live in the memory and landscape of the region. It is a read that touches, inspires, and encourages reflection on our own place in history and the world.

Specification: Pages: 324 Format: 131x212 mm Year of publication: 2025 Cover: paperback Publisher: Novae Res