THE TEUTONIC KNIGHTS VOL. 1-2 BY HENRYK SIENKIEWICZ

Immerse yourself in the epic tale of honor, love, and sacrifice in Henryk Sienkiewicz's novel "The Teutonic Knights." This captivating saga, set in the turbulent times of the Polish-Teutonic conflict, transports the reader to a world of knights, court ladies, and unwavering faith. Feel the thrill of emotion accompanying the heroes in their struggle for justice and freedom.

• Captivating plot full of twists and unforgettable characters
• Rich historical background showing the realities of life in medieval Poland
• Universal values such as honor, love, and patriotism
• Paperback edition ideal for taking on a trip
• A classic of Polish literature that has stood the test of time
• Ideal gift for lovers of history and literature

"The Teutonic Knights" is a monumental work by Henryk Sienkiewicz, which has permanently entered the canon of Polish literature. The novel, published in 1897-1900, presents the history of the Polish-Teutonic conflict, and its action takes place from 1399 to 1410, culminating in the Battle of Grunwald. Sienkiewicz, while writing "The Teutonic Knights," used chronicles, histories, and historical studies to reflect the realities of the era as faithfully as possible. Against the background of historical events, the author describes the fate of colorful characters such as Jurand of Spychow, Danusia, Maćko, and Zbyszko of Bogdaniec.

The novel "The Teutonic Knights" is not only a story about the fight against the Teutonic Order, but also a story about love, sacrifice, and honor. The tragic love of Zbyszko and Danusia is one of the main melodramatic themes of the novel. In his book, Sienkiewicz shows Poland in the period of its glory, focusing on the victory over the Teutonic Order. "The Teutonic Knights" is a must-read for anyone who wants to learn about the history of Poland and immerse themselves in the world of knights and court ladies.

ASTRUM Publishing presents "The Teutonic Knights" in a paperback edition, which is ideal for taking on a trip or reading at home. The book has 476 pages and a format of 147x209 mm. This edition is an excellent opportunity to recall this classic novel or discover it anew. "The Teutonic Knights" is a book that moves, teaches, and inspires, and its message about the fight for freedom and justice is still relevant today.