SMUGGLERS OF LIFE - MEMORIES OF WAR TIMES

A captivating story of courage, sacrifice, and humanity in the face of the cruelty of war. Discover the story of Bernard Konrad Świerczyński, who during World War II, risking his own life, saved the lives of a dozen people. His memoirs are a testament to extraordinary courage and determination in the fight for the survival of others.

• Authentic memories from the times of World War II
• The story of Bernard Konrad Świerczyński, Righteous Among the Nations
• Saving the lives of a dozen people
• Description of the environment of the Warsaw bazaar Kercelego
• A picture of the life of traders and crooks in the face of war
• The specificity of the environment, manifested in bravado and the principles of friendship
• Cooperation and assistance in difficult wartime

The book "Smugglers of Life" is a moving account of a time when the border of the ghetto became a battleground for survival. As a young boy, the author observed and participated in actions aimed at saving human lives. His memoirs are an invaluable document that allows us to understand the reality of life in occupied Warsaw.

Bernard Konrad Świerczyński, awarded the Righteous Among the Nations medal in 1972, is an extraordinary figure. His story shows that even in the most difficult times, one can preserve humanity and help others. This book is a tribute to his courage and sacrifice.

"Smugglers of Life" is a must-read for all those interested in the history of World War II and the fate of people who fought for survival in those difficult times. It is also a story about the strength of the human spirit and the hope that never fades.

Ośrodek KARTA, the publisher of the book, is an institution dedicated to documenting and disseminating the history of the 20th century. Thanks to their work, we can get to know and understand the events that influenced the shaping of the modern world. This book is another valuable contribution to Polish historiography.