HIS EXCELLENCY AT TEA WITH GORING - PIOTR KITRASIEWICZ

Travel back to 1940 and discover the extraordinary story of a Polish diplomat in the shadow of the Third Reich. Discover the backstage of his Berlin post and the unexpected political twists that led to the war. Get to know the story of a man who found himself in the center of events preceding the greatest conflict in history.

• Fascinating story about the backstage of pre-war politics in Europe
• Engaging narrative based on authentic events
• Portrait of a diplomat entangled in complicated relations with Nazi Germany
• Unique perspective on the détente in Polish-German relations before the war
• Detailed description of life in a diplomatic mission in Berlin
• Edition from 2016

The book "His Excellency at Tea with Goring" is a literary journey through time, showing the dramatic events before the outbreak of World War II from the perspective of a Polish diplomat. The author, Piotr Kitrasiewicz, with extraordinary precision reconstructs the reality of life in a diplomatic mission in Berlin, relations with representatives of the Third Reich, and the increasing political tension that eventually led to the war. The publication allows you to understand the complexity of the international situation at that time and the mechanisms that pushed Europe towards conflict.

The story told by Kitrasiewicz is not only a record of political events, but also an intimate portrait of a man who found himself in the center of dramatic changes. The diplomat, whose identity remains a secret, becomes a guide through a world of intrigue, negotiations and uncertainty, in which the future of Europe was at stake. His relations with Germany, attempts to ease tense relations, and growing fears about the future of Poland create a fascinating and engaging story.

This publication, published by MG Publishing House, is characterized by high editorial quality and attention to historical details. The paperback cover, 204x151 mm format and 352 pages filled with content make reading not only informative, but also pleasant. This book will certainly interest lovers of history, diplomacy and all those who want to deepen their knowledge about the causes and mechanisms of the outbreak of World War II.