MINERS. TALES FROM UNDERGROUND

Discover the fascinating world of miners in this shocking book. The author, known for dramatic stories from faraway lands, this time found equally moving stories near his own home. Several hundred meters underground, he met miners with extraordinary biographies who were witnesses and participants in incredible events. It is a book that surprises and amazes, showing both tragedy and hope.

• Shocking reports about the life of miners
• Incredible stories from the depths of the earth
• Tragedy and hope in one
• Fascinating biographies of miners
• Stories about sacrifice and determination
• Events that take your breath away
• Moving concern for the fate of another person

In these reports you will find both the tragedy of dying underground and a mining village in Podlasie, a desperate fight with bayonets, belated justice and a won, albeit lost, fight for a piece of happiness, the old watch of the father and a monument that was not there but is. Most importantly, however, in these ordinary, albeit extraordinary people, the author saw a moving concern for the fate of another. These reports will delight every reader who is looking for true, moving stories.

The book "Miners. Tales from Underground" is a collection of reports that take the reader into the depths of the mine, showing the daily life and challenges faced by miners. The author presents their stories with extraordinary sensitivity and empathy, giving a voice to those who work daily in difficult and dangerous conditions. It is a story about sacrifice, determination and indomitable will to survive.

Bernardinum Publishing House, known for publishing valuable and moving books, gives readers another item that will surely remain in their memory for a long time. "Miners. Tales from Underground" is a must-read for all who want to understand and appreciate the effort of mining work and learn about the extraordinary stories of people who risk their lives every day to extract the riches of the earth.

The book has 164 pages and a format of 148x210 mm. It was published in 2024 in paperback. It is an ideal gift for anyone interested in history, reportage and human fate.