GOODBYE, AUSCHWITZ - MEMOIRS OF EDWARD CIESIELSKI

A shocking account from the hell of the Auschwitz concentration camp. Edward Ciesielski, one of the prisoners, describes the dramatic events that took place behind its walls. It is a story of survival, hope, and a heroic escape that gave him a chance at freedom. This book is a testament to cruelty, but also to the strength of the human spirit, which does not give up even in the face of the greatest evil.

• Authentic memoirs of a prisoner of the Auschwitz camp
• Dramatic account of life in a concentration camp
• Description of the escape from Auschwitz in 1943
• Testimony of cruelty and heroism
• History of the conspiratorial network Związek Organizacji Wojskowej
• 2025 edition by Mireki Publishing

The book "Goodbye, Auschwitz" is a moving story about one of the most terrible places in human history. Edward Ciesielski, an eyewitness to these events, shares his memories, which will forever remain in the readers' memory. His account is not only a description of cruelty, but also a testimony to the strength of the human spirit, which does not give up even in the face of the greatest evil.

On the night of April 26-27, 1943, Ciesielski, along with Witold Pilecki and Jan Redzej, escaped from the Auschwitz camp. They were members of the conspiratorial network Związek Organizacji Wojskowej. The escape was planned for the holiday season, when the camp crew was more relaxed. Taking advantage of a convenient moment, the prisoners went to work in a bakery located outside the camp walls, from where they managed to escape at night.

Mireki Publishing presents readers with an extremely important historical testimony. This book is not only an account from the concentration camp, but also a story about hope, determination and courage. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand what a person is capable of in extreme conditions. The book format is 206x150 mm, it has 288 pages and a paperback cover.

This book is not only a historical record, but also a warning for future generations. It reminds us of the need to fight hatred and intolerance, which led to the tragedy of the Holocaust. It is a story about how important it is to preserve humanity even in the most difficult situations. "Goodbye, Auschwitz" is a book that stays in your memory for a long time and encourages reflection on the human condition.