POLISH REFUGEES IN RUSSIA DURING WORLD WAR I

The book "Polish Refugees in Russia during World War I" is a fascinating journey through time, showing the fate of Poles who, as a result of hostilities, were forced to leave their homes and go on a wandering journey into the depths of Russia. This publication, prepared by a team of historians from the Maria Curie-Skłodowska University, is a valuable source of knowledge about one of the most dramatic episodes in the history of Poland and Russia.

• Detailed study of the fate of Polish refugees in Russia
• Analysis of the causes and consequences of forced resettlements
• Presentation of living conditions and difficulties faced by refugees
• Description of the activities of Polish aid organizations operating in Russia
• Rich illustrative material, including unique photographs from the era
• In-depth study of the impact of exile on Polish-Russian relations
• Valuable source for historians, researchers and all those interested in the subject

This publication is the result of many years of research and analysis by a team of experienced historians. The authors, based on rich source material, including archival documents, eyewitness accounts and memories of refugees, created a comprehensive picture of the life of Poles in Russia during World War I. This book not only brings closer the fate of specific people, but also analyzes the broader historical and social context, showing the impact of exile on Polish-Russian relations.

The book "Polish Refugees in Russia during World War I" is a must-read for anyone who wants to better understand the history of Poland and Russia. This publication, thanks to its reliability, insightfulness and rich illustrative material, is a valuable source of knowledge and inspiration for further research. It is also a moving story of human suffering, determination and hope in the face of difficult challenges. The album contains unique photographs documenting the efforts of Polish organizations providing assistance, e.g. by establishing shelters and schools for children and youth, and creating shelters for the elderly. This publication is a testimony to the great efforts of Polish organizations providing assistance to war victims, as well as the editorial offices of Polish magazines operating in Russia in 1914-1918.