LENIN FERDINAND ANTONI OSSENDOWSKI

Discover the fascinating, though controversial, biography of Vladimir Lenin, one of the most influential and terrifying figures of the 20th century. Ferdinand Antoni Ossendowski, a Polish writer, journalist, and traveler, presents an uncompromising picture of the leader of the Bolshevik Revolution in his biographical novel. It is a story about a man whose ideologies and actions forever changed the course of history, while evoking both admiration and horror.

• Insightful analysis of Lenin's life and activities
• A ruthless portrait of Bolshevik ideology
• A story that shook the world
• A book that exposed the criminal face of communism
• An author whom the communists wanted to silence

„Lenin” is the second part of the novel cycle „At the Turn” and at the same time the most famous work of Ferdinand Antoni Ossendowski. The novel, published in 1930, quickly gained international fame, revealing the truth about Bolshevism. Ossendowski, thanks to his thorough analysis and courageous presentation of facts, incurred the disfavor of the communists, who spared no effort to discredit and silence him.

This book is not only a biography, but also a testimony to an era in which totalitarian ideologies were born. Ossendowski, from the perspective of an eyewitness, exposes the mechanisms of power, manipulation and crimes that accompanied the Bolshevik revolution. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the roots of contemporary conflicts and threats.

Ferdinand Antoni Ossendowski was a writer of extraordinary courage and independence. His books, translated into many languages, gained recognition from readers around the world. „Lenin” is his most controversial, but also most important work, which has forever entered the history of literature and political thought. Let us remember that historical truth, although difficult and painful, is the foundation of our understanding of the world.

The 2020 Miles edition guarantees the highest editorial quality. The paperback book, containing 566 pages, encourages reading and reflecting on the difficult history of the 20th century. The 146x210x36 mm format makes the book handy and comfortable to read. Immerse yourself in a world of intrigue, power struggles and uncompromising truth – reach for „Lenin” by Ferdinand Antoni Ossendowski.