DIARY 1915-1917 - WŁADYSŁAW WIELHORSKI

Discover the fascinating diary of Władysław Wielhorski, an outstanding historical figure and director of the Vilnius Institute. Immerse yourself in the records from 1915-1917, the time of the German occupation in Lithuania. Learn about the life and activities of the Polish population in the Kaunas Governorate. A book that sheds new light on a forgotten area of history.

• Unique historical source documenting life in Lithuania during World War I
• Insight into the activities of Władysław Wielhorski, a meritorious activist and politician
• Description of a forgotten area of the former Kaunas Governorate
• Detailed picture of the life of the Polish population in Lithuania
• Valuable information about national relations in the region
• Hardcover ensuring the durability of the edition

Władysław Wielhorski is a figure that is difficult to define unequivocally. He was a theorist and practitioner of agriculture, an activist of the Polish minority in the Kaunas region, a publicist, a researcher of national relations, a politician and an administrator of an important scientific institution. His diary is an extraordinary discovery that allows us to better understand the reality of those times.

Wielhorski's diary is not only a record of everyday life, but also a valuable source of information about the political and social situation in Lithuania during the German occupation. The author describes with extraordinary precision the social moods, relations between various ethnic groups, and the activities of political and social organizations. Thanks to this, we can better understand the complexity of those times and the challenges faced by the inhabitants of Lithuania.

The University of Warsaw Publishing House offers readers a unique document that will surely interest historians, researchers of national relations and all history lovers. Władysław Wielhorski's diary is a must-read for anyone who wants to better understand the past of Lithuania and the role of Poles in its history.

The book has 332 pages, a format of 235x170 mm and a hardcover. It was published in 2020 by the University of Warsaw Publishing House. This guarantees high editorial and substantive quality. Wielhorski's diary is a position that will surely enrich every library and become a valuable source of knowledge about the past.