GIETRZWAŁD. WAR OF THE WORLDS 1877 - GRZEGORZ BRAUN, WŁODZIMIERZ SKALIK

Discover a fascinating story that combines elements of geopolitics, religion, and extraordinary events. The book "Gietrzwałd. War of the Worlds 1877" is a richly illustrated publication based on the film super-production by Włodzimierz Skalik and Grzegorz Braun. Immerse yourself in unknown facts and new interpretations of well-known events that took place in Gietrzwałd in 1877.

• Over 250 photos and illustrations that bring the story to life.
• Several dozen historians who contributed to this publication.
• Unknown facts and new interpretations of well-known events.
• Great miracles of revelations and the geopolitical game of world powers.
• Interventions of Heaven, changing the fate of the entire continent.
• Research by Fr. Dr. Krzysztof Bielawny, which reveals the behind-the-scenes of events.
• Paperback binding that ensures durability and aesthetic appearance.

This book takes the reader on a journey to a time when Mary became involved in saving the Polish nation from complete annihilation. Thanks to the research of Fr. Dr. Krzysztof Bielawny, we learn that in the summer of 1877 another uprising was to be unleashed in the Russian partition. A Polish National Government was formed under the leadership of Adam Sapieha, who, with London's money, was to start recruiting into the insurgent troops and ignite diversion in the rear of the Russian army, which was just marching into the Balkans.

The Prussians, expecting the Muscovites to get bogged down in the war with Turkey and the expected uprising in the Polish lands, began gigantic maneuvers on the border with France, waiting only for the final transfer of troops from Warmia to strike Paris. Then Mary intervened. Upon hearing of the revelations, thousands of Poles began to pilgrimage to Gietrzwałd. Endless transports of pilgrims clogged the Prussian railway network, preventing the transfer of another wave of troops to the border with France. Mary blocked the development of the Great War plans for many months. She prevented an uprising that would have completed the work of the final destruction of Poland.

Fronda Publishing presents this publication in a careful edition, with attention to every detail. The book has 368 pages, a format of 232x162 mm and a paperback cover. The year of publication is 2025, which makes it a current source of knowledge about these extraordinary events. It is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of Poland and the role of religion in shaping the fate of the nation.