ŻEGOTA. DOCUMENTS 1942-1944

Discover the fascinating history of the Polish Underground during World War II with the book "Żegota. Documents 1942-1944". This unique publication, prepared by Mariusz Olczak, a researcher specializing in documents of the Polish Underground, sheds new light on Polish-Jewish relations during the occupation. Immerse yourself in the specific actions taken by the Council for Aid to Jews "Żegota" and learn about the behind-the-scenes of their extraordinary mission.

• Unique documents: 60 documents from the Archive of New Acts, mostly published for the first time.
• In-depth analysis: Detailed description of the activities of the Council for Aid to Jews "Żegota".
• New perspective on history: Assessment of Polish-Jewish relations in a new light.
• Valuable source of knowledge: Ideal for students, historians, and history enthusiasts.
• Expert preparation: Prepared by Mariusz Olczak, a specialist in documents of the Polish Underground.

The book contains documents of the Council for Aid to Jews ?ŻEGOTA? at the Plenipotentiary of the Government of the Republic of Poland for the Country and the Jewish Department ?ŻEGOTA? of the Department of Internal Affairs of the Government Delegation for the Country, from the collections of the Archive of New Acts. It is an excellent source for assessing Polish-Jewish relations during World War II in a new light. Mariusz Olczak, a researcher specializing in the publication of documents of the Polish Underground during the occupation, has prepared a careful selection of archival materials.

The publication presents the genesis of ?ŻEGOTA?, and above all, the specific, diverse activities undertaken to save Jews. Most of the 60 published documents appear for the first time or were previously little known. It is a fascinating read that allows you to better understand the difficult period in the history of Poland and Europe.

Egros Publishing House gives readers a unique collection of documents that are an invaluable testimony to the heroic activities of "Żegota". The hardcover publication, measuring 17.5x24.5 cm, has 234 pages. It is ideal for anyone who wants to expand their knowledge of the history of World War II and the role of Poles in saving Jews.