QUARTER OF THE "ZOŚKA" BATTALION AK MILITARY CEMETERY

Discover the history and symbolism of one of the most important places of remembrance in Warsaw. This book is a tribute to the soldiers of the "Zośka" Battalion who gave their lives for an independent Poland. Travel back in time and learn about the fate of the heroes resting in the Powązki Military Cemetery.

• Detailed descriptions of the soldiers' profiles
• Rich iconography: maps, photos, summaries
• History of the creation of the quarter
• Eloquent symbolism of the place of remembrance
• Testimony of the sacrifice of Warsaw's youth
• Third, revised and carefully prepared edition

Włodzimierz Trojan's book is not only a guide to the quarter of the "Zośka" Battalion, but above all a moving story about patriotism and sacrifice. The author, an engineer with a passion for history, passionately brings closer the fate of the soldiers and the history of this unique place. This publication is the result of years of research and work by the Social Committee for the Care of Graves of Fallen Soldiers of the "Zośka" Battalion.

The Scouting Battalion of the Home Army "Zośka", known for its heroic fight in the Warsaw Uprising, suffered enormous losses. The quarter in Powązki became the resting place of many young soldiers who did not hesitate to give their lives for freedom. This book presents the profiles of these heroes, recalls their history and pays tribute to their sacrifice.

The Social Committee for the Care of Graves of Fallen Soldiers of the "Zośka" Battalion, existing since 1988, cares for the memory and tradition of the Scouting Battalions "Zośka" and "Parasol". It cooperates with the Military Unit of Commandos in Lubliniec and the Hufiec ZHP Warszawa - Mokotów im. Szarych Szeregów. Thanks to their work, the memory of the heroes of the Warsaw Uprising lasts and is passed on to future generations.

Włodzimierz Trojan, the author of the book, is also the author of "Those who survived ... biographies of soldiers of the BATALLION "Zośka" of the Home Army". His work is an expression of respect and remembrance for those who fought for a free Poland. The book "Quarter of the "Zośka" Battalion AK Military Cemetery" is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of the Warsaw Uprising and the fate of its heroes.