AN UGLY WORD FOR "K". A THING ABOUT COLLABORATION

Are you wondering why individuals and societies choose to collaborate? How does it differ from betrayal, and what makes some cases forgiven while others are condemned? This book is a fascinating journey through the twists and turns of history that will help you understand this complex phenomenon. Learn about the motivations and consequences of collaboration through examples from Poland and Europe.

• In-depth analysis of the phenomenon of collaboration throughout history.
• Clear distinction between collaboration and betrayal.
• Case studies from the history of Poland and Europe.
• Explanation of the influence of nationalism on the perception of collaboration.
• Authored by a respected historian, Piotr M. Majewski.
• Inspiring reading for lovers of history and political science.
• Hardcover ensuring the durability of the book.

Piotr M. Majewski, the author of bestselling books about the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia, this time takes on the phenomenon of collaboration. His in-depth analysis, based on solid historical foundations, allows us to understand how the historical context influences the assessment of specific cases of cooperation with the enemy. This book is not only a historical study but also a reflection on the moral dilemmas that accompany collaboration.

The Krytyka Polityczna publishing house presents readers with a publication that provokes thought and challenges established patterns. The author analyzes the specific features, forms, and conditions of collaboration, showing how complex and multidimensional this phenomenon is. This book is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the mechanisms of power and the social consequences of collaboration.

"An Ugly Word for 'K'. A Thing About Collaboration" is a book that forces reflection on history and its impact on the present. The author, with extraordinary precision and erudition, analyzes the phenomenon of collaboration, showing its complexity and multidimensionality. It is a reading that remains in memory for a long time and encourages further reflection.

The book has 350 pages and a format of 214x155 mm. It was published in hardcover in 2024 by the Krytyka Polityczna publishing house.