SWIMMING AT THE BOTTOM OF THE NIEMEN - ROBERT PAWŁOWSKI

Transport yourself in time and space to Grodno and Nowogródek, where the fates of Poles and Belarusians intertwine in a dramatic story of survival. Robert Pawłowski takes us on a journey through turbulent times, from World War I to the 1990s. It is a story of hope, doubt and the struggle for normality in the face of a cruel reality.

• Based on facts and the true fates of people
• The hell of everyday life of Poles and Belarusians
• Understanding the attitudes of people in the face of difficult choices
• The perfidious policies of the Soviet Union and the Third Reich
• An engaging plot full of emotions and suspense
• Perfectly rendered historical realities of the region

"Swimming at the Bottom of the Niemen" is a moving novel that shows the fate of people living in Grodno and Nowogródek in the difficult times of wars and occupation. The author renders the reality of those days with extraordinary precision, showing the hell of everyday life of Poles and Belarusians. It is a story of hope, doubt and the struggle for survival in the face of a cruel reality. The novel is based on facts and the true fates of people, which adds authenticity and an emotional message.

The novel is set in the times of World War I and ends in the 1990s. Thanks to this book, we can understand human attitudes and the perfidious policies of the Soviet Union and the Third Reich. The author shows how difficult choices individuals had to make to survive in a world full of violence and injustice. The book encourages reflection on history and its impact on the fate of individuals and entire communities.

Robert Pawłowski is an author who passionately and committedly describes the fate of people in difficult times. His novels are characterized by authenticity, historical precision and an emotional message. "Swimming at the Bottom of the Niemen" is another position in the author's work that will surely touch the hearts of readers and encourage reflection on history and its impact on our lives. PCPapier Andrzej Robert Pawłowski is a publisher that cares about the high quality of published books, both in terms of content and edition.

The book has 364 pages, format 212x149 mm and a paperback cover. It was published in 2022.