HISTORY (NOT) FOR SALE - ROBERT ANTONI TRABA

Discover the fascinating journey through the life and work of Robert Antoni Traba, a distinguished historian, political scientist, and social activist. His work to promote intercultural dialogue and restore cultural heritage in the Warmia and Masuria region is an inspiring story of passion and commitment. Learn about the background of his scientific and social activities, which have earned him numerous awards and recognition.

• Co-Chairman of the Council of the Foundation for Polish-German Cooperation – active participation in building bridges between nations.
• Co-Chairman of the Joint German-Polish Textbook Commission – working for a fair and objective presentation of history in education.
• Initiator of the restoration of the Bet Tahara pre-burial house – protecting the Jewish cultural heritage in Warmia and Masuria.
• Repeatedly honored for his scientific and social work – recognition for his contribution to the development of science and intercultural dialogue.
• Author of the book "East Prussianism. Regional and National Identity in the Political Culture of Germany" – analysis of regional and national identity in a historical context.

Robert Antoni Traba is a figure who has made a significant contribution to Polish science and culture. His work to promote German-Polish dialogue, the protection of cultural heritage, and his social commitment are an inspiration to many. The book "History (not) for sale" is a fascinating story about his life and work, which makes it possible to better understand the current challenges related to historical memory and intercultural dialogue.

This publication is not only a biography but also a reflection on the role of history in shaping identity and relations between nations. The author, through his own experiences, shows the complexity of historical processes and their impact on today's society. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history, politics, and culture of Central and Eastern Europe.

Austeria Publishing House presents readers with a carefully designed publication that is sure to appeal to a wide audience. The 168x246 mm format and 470 pages full of content make it a product that will satisfy even the most demanding readers. The year of publication, 2024, guarantees the topicality of the presented content and analyses.

The book "History (not) for sale" is not only a read but also an invitation to reflect on the role of history in our lives. It is a story about a man who dedicated his life to dialogue, understanding, and the protection of cultural heritage. His work is an inspiration to all who believe in the power of education and culture in building a better world. It is a product that the reader will certainly remember long after reading it.