PAŃSZCZYZNA EDITION 2024

Were Polish peasants slaves? This question provokes deep reflection on the history of the Polish village. The book "Pańszczyzna" published in 2024 by Kamil Janicki is a fascinating journey through time that allows you to understand the realities of the life of serfs. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to deepen the history of Poland and understand its social roots.

• In-depth analysis of the life of serfs
• Fascinating journey back in time to the old Polish village
• Debunking the myth of the idyllic village
• The image of the elite seeing peasants as cattle
• The story of escapes as the only form of resistance

The book "Pańszczyzna" is not only dry historical facts, but above all a story about people, their suffering and their struggle for survival. The author, Kamil Janicki, presents the realities of the life of serfs in an accessible and understandable way, debunking the myth of the idyllic village. It shows how the elite saw the peasants, treating them as cattle and depriving them of dignity. It is a story about social inequalities, exploitation and lack of prospects for the future.

The author skillfully deals with the vision of an idyllic, old Polish village. According to him, the joys of provincial life were reserved only for the landlord and the manager of his estate. For the peasants, there remained a miserable existence with no prospects for the future, and the only thing they could do in such a situation was simply to escape. This book is an important voice in the discussion about the history of Poland and its society.

The Poznańskie publishing house gives readers a publication that forces them to think and reflect on the past. The hardcover and careful edition make this book an ornament to any library. The 214x153 mm format and 384 pages guarantee rich content and an engaging read. "Pańszczyzna" is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of Poland and wants to understand its social roots.

This book is also an excellent educational material for young people and students. It allows you to understand the realities of life in old Poland and teaches critical thinking about history. It is a read that will certainly remain in the reader's memory for a long time and encourage further searches for knowledge about the past.