Submarine Squadron 1932-1939 - Mariusz Borowiak

Discover the fascinating history of the Polish Submarine Squadron in the years 1932-1939, described by the eminent historian Mariusz Borowiak. This book is an extraordinary journey through time, which takes the reader to the turbulent interwar years, when Poland was building its fleet and ensuring security in the Baltic Sea. Get to know the fate of brave sailors and their ships, which were an important element of Polish defense.

• Detailed study of the history of the Submarine Squadron
• Unique photos and documents from the era
• In-depth analysis of the strategic importance of the submarine fleet
• Stories of heroism of Polish sailors
• Accessible language for every history lover
• Published in an elegant paperback cover

Napoleon V Publishing House presents a series devoted to the history of the Polish Navy in the years 1918-1946. In 27 volumes, the most important events from the history of the white-red flag on the waters of the Vistula, Pina, Prypec and the Baltic Sea in the interwar period, as well as the war fate of Polish sailors during World War II, will be presented. This series is a unique source of knowledge about the Polish Navy and its role in the history of Poland.

The author, Mariusz Borowiak, is a respected historian and specialist in the field of maritime history. His works are characterized by reliability, in-depth analysis of sources and passion for the described events. Thanks to his book, the reader has the opportunity to learn unknown facts and curiosities related to the Polish Submarine Squadron.

This book is ideal for all lovers of history, military and maritime affairs. It is a perfect gift for people interested in the history of Poland and its role at sea. Thanks to it, you can better understand the strategic importance of the submarine fleet and the dedication of Polish sailors who served on submarines in the years 1932-1939.

We also recommend the 21-volume series of Napoleon V Publishing House "Polish warships in Great Britain and Sweden 1939-1945". In the following volumes will be published: "The first ships in the Baltic Sea" and "Destroyer Division 1932-1939".