ON THE TRAILS OF DESERT FATE - POLISH ARMY IN THE EAST 1942-1944

Discover the fascinating history of the Polish Army in the East, commanded by Gen. Div. Władysław Anders. This book is a journey through the difficult fates of soldiers who traversed desert trails, preparing to fight for Poland's independence. Learn about their dedication and determination in the pursuit of freedom.

• Detailed description of the formation and operations of the Polish Army in the East
• Accessible language makes the book understandable to every reader
• Fascinating story about the fate of Polish soldiers in the Middle East
• IPN edition guarantees reliability and a high level of content
• Rich source of knowledge about the history of World War II
• Ideal reading for history and military enthusiasts

The book "On the trails of desert fate. The Polish Army in the East in the years 1942-1944" is a publication that presents the fate of the soldiers of the Polish Army in the East in an accessible way. It was established on September 12, 1942 in the Middle East and was commanded by Gen. Div. Władysław Anders. For the next two years, the soldiers of the army traversed desert trails and prepared in Iraq, Palestine and Egypt for the battles for Poland's independence. In 1943, the 2nd Polish Corps was separated from the structures of the Polish Army in the East, which in the years 1944-1945 fought against German troops on the Apennine Peninsula.

The author of the book describes in detail the formation and operations of the Polish Army in the East, showing the difficulties and challenges that the soldiers had to face. This publication allows you to better understand the complex fate of Polish soldiers in the Middle East in the difficult years of World War II. This book is ideal for all history enthusiasts, especially those interested in the history of World War II and the fate of Polish soldiers on foreign fronts.

The publication "On the trails of desert fate. The Polish Army in the East in the years 1942-1944" is a must-read for anyone who wants to expand their knowledge about the history of Poland and World War II. Thanks to this book, you can better understand the fate of Polish soldiers in the Middle East and their contribution to the fight for Poland's independence. The author presents historical facts in an accessible and understandable way, which makes the book interesting for both specialists and people who are just beginning their adventure with history.