OPENING OF BORDERS. POLISH-GERMAN DIALOGUE - ALEKSJEJ ROGOZIN

The book "Opening of Borders. Polish-German Dialogue" is a fascinating journey through the complex relations between Poland and Germany. The author, Aleksiej Rogozin, presents the history of the dialogue between these two nations, burdened by a difficult past. It is a story about the search for a common path and a language of understanding, from the times of the democratic opposition in the Polish People's Republic to the challenges of modern Europe.

• Unique source testimonies: Fragments of personal diaries and memoirs.
• Current comments: Articles and public speeches.
• Official documents: International agreements, resolutions and reports.
• Direct observers and participants: Stories about agreement and misunderstandings.
• Overcoming stereotypes: Reflections on mutual prejudices.

This book is not only a collection of historical facts, but above all an attempt to understand the mechanisms that shaped Polish-German relations. The author analyzes how both nations looked at each other in the mirror of mutual prejudices and how they managed to overcome stereotypes. It is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of Europe and international relations.

The Ośrodek Karta publishing house, known for its care for reliability and quality of publications, gives readers an exceptional work. The book "Opening of Borders" is the result of years of research and analysis, which allowed for the creation of a comprehensive picture of the Polish-German dialogue. It is a position that will certainly encourage reflection and help to better understand the contemporary challenges facing both countries.

Aleksiej Rogozin, the author of the book, is a recognized historian and publicist, specializing in the subject of Polish-German relations. His works are characterized by an in-depth analysis of sources and the ability to present complex issues in a way that is accessible to the reader. "Opening of Borders" is his next important work, which will certainly contribute to a better understanding of the history of Europe.