MY LIFE IN THE RED ARMY - ALFRED WIRSKI

Discover the moving account of Alfred Wirski, a Pole who was forcibly conscripted into the Red Army against his will. His memoirs are a testament to the fate of a lost generation of Polish youth who experienced the horrors of war and the totalitarian regime. This book is not only a personal story but also an important historical document that shows the dramatic events from the perspective of an ordinary person.

• Fascinating memoirs of a Pole in the Red Army
• History of a lost generation of Polish youth
• Personal accounts and memories of colleagues
• Description of difficult conditions and the struggle for survival
• Detailed information about conscription into the Red Army
• The fate of those who managed to join the Anders Army
• 2023 edition - up-to-date and complete

Alfred Wirski, the author of this book, describes his experiences in the Red Army with extraordinary precision and emotionality. His account is not only a collection of facts but also a deep reflection on the meaning of war and human suffering. This book helps to understand what life was like in a totalitarian regime and what consequences conscription into a foreign army entailed.

Wirski's memoirs are also a tribute to those who did not survive. The author gives a voice to his colleagues who died at the front or died as a result of difficult living conditions. Their stories are equally important and moving, and together they form a picture of a lost generation that has forever been inscribed in the history of Poland.

"My Life in the Red Army" is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of Poland and World War II. This book helps to understand what life was like in a totalitarian regime and what consequences conscription into a foreign army entailed. It is also a moving story about human strength and determination in the face of adversity.

Historia PL Publishing House has ensured high editorial quality, making the book readable and enjoyable to read. The paperback cover makes it light and handy, and the 207x148 mm format is ideal for reading while traveling or in the comfort of your home. The number of pages (416) guarantees that the reader will receive a full and comprehensive picture of the events.