RZESZÓW IN 1915 - HISTORICAL ALBUM

Travel back in time to Rzeszów in 1915 with this unique album. See the city during the dramatic period of World War I, captured in unique postcards and photographs. Discover the history of a city that rose from the ruins after the Russian occupation, and learn about the lives of its inhabitants in those difficult times.

• Unique aerial photos from Austrian reconnaissance planes
• Images of war destruction and everyday life in the city
• Excerpts from diaries and correspondence from the era
• Published on the 100th anniversary of the liberation of Rzeszów
• Hardcover ensuring the album's durability

The album "Rzeszów in 1915" is an extraordinary journey through time that allows you to see the city in one of the most dramatic moments in its history. Published on the 100th anniversary of the liberation of Rzeszów from the Russian occupation, it presents unique postcards and photographs that show an image of ruins and wastelands. See blown bridges, the destroyed railway station, destroyed main streets, and Cossack patrols on the streets of Rzeszów.

Particularly noteworthy are the previously unpublished aerial photos taken from Austrian reconnaissance planes. Thanks to them, we can see Rzeszów from a completely new perspective and appreciate the scale of the destruction. The album is also an image of the everyday life of a Galician city, accompanied by fragments of diaries and correspondence from the era, which add authenticity and an emotional dimension to it.

This unique album is not only a historical document but also a tribute to the residents of Rzeszów, who were able to maintain hope and rebuild their city in difficult times. It is a must-have for anyone interested in the history of Rzeszów and the region, as well as for photography enthusiasts and collectors of unique souvenirs.

Libra Publishing took care of high print quality and a hardcover, thanks to which the album will delight the eye for many years. The 19x23 cm format makes it comfortable to browse and store. Number of pages: 96.