100 ADDRESSES. ECHOES OF OLD WARSAW. VOLUME 1

Discover the fascinating history of Warsaw through the lens of its buildings and streets. This unique volume of essays by a prominent Warsaw scholar will take you on a journey to lesser-known but extremely interesting corners of the capital. Learn about the fates of residents and the events that took place at specific addresses.

• Unique perspective on the history of Warsaw
• Stories about famous and lesser-known buildings
• Fascinating fates of residents and events
• Richly illustrated volume
• Personal index for easy navigation
• Excellent introduction to the history of Warsaw
• Ideal gift for lovers of the capital

This volume of essays is the second, revised and supplemented edition of the collection "100 old Warsaw addresses". The author, a lover of Warsaw's history, journalist and collector of Warsaw memorabilia, presents the fates of buildings, streets and estates, revealing stories waiting to be discovered. Each address holds a fascinating story that revives past times and allows for a better understanding of the modern city.

Skarpa Publishing House presents the volume in hardcover, with attention to detail and aesthetics. The 17x25 cm format and 264 pages are full of information and illustrations that will transport you to the past. The personal index makes it easy to find specific people and events, and the improved content and supplemented information under the illustrations make reading even more enjoyable and informative. This publication is an excellent opening of a new Warsaw series, which will surely interest every lover of Warsaw and its history. Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of the past and discover the secrets hidden under the addresses that seem ordinary at first glance. This volume is not only a reading, but a journey into the past that will allow you to look at Warsaw from a completely new perspective.

Thanks to his journalistic experience and passion for history, the author is able to present even the most complicated events and figures in an accessible and interesting way. His essays are full of anecdotes, curiosities and little-known facts that make reading a real pleasure. This is an ideal proposition for everyone who wants to get to know Warsaw, its history and culture better. Regardless of whether you are a native Varsovian or are just beginning your adventure with this city, this book will surely surprise you and inspire you to further research.