THE LAST VISIT - JACEK OSTROWSKI

A captivating story about the dark times of the Polish People's Republic, based on true events that shook Poland. A book that forces reflection on the past and its impact on the present. Immerse yourself in the world of spies, kidnappings, and unclear motives that still evoke emotions today.

• Fact-based story of the kidnapping of a doctor in the Polish People's Republic
• In-depth investigation by the author into court files and conversations with the prosecutor
• Dark story about a ruthless killer and Soviet agent
• Unfound body of the victim and unanswered questions
• Sad but true account of the times of the Polish People's Republic
• Attempt to answer many questions about this case
• Own version of events presented by the author

"The Last Visit" is the story of Zbigniew Pielach, a Soviet agent operating in post-war Poland. He has a level head, a gun, and will not hesitate to use weapons, axes, or blackmail. 13 years after his last secret mission in the Polish People's Republic, he receives another order from the KGB - he is to kidnap doctor Stanisława Krzemińska, whom he knew and may have once loved. He carries out the order, but decides to do everything his way and make money in the process. However, something goes wrong and the situation gets out of control.

The book is based on true events from 1970, when Soviet agent Zygmunt Bielaj aka Iwan Ślezko kidnapped Płock doctor Stefania Kamińska, a former soldier of the Home Army and participant in the Warsaw Uprising. The motives for this crime are still unclear, and the victim's body has not been found. Jacek Ostrowski carefully examined the court files and conducted conversations with the prosecutor who led the investigation, trying to answer questions about this case and presenting his own version of events.

Jacek Ostrowski, the author of the book, is an experienced writer who specializes in non-fiction and crime novels. His books are characterized by insight, reliability, and the ability to build tension. "The Last Visit" is another item in his oeuvre, which will surely interest lovers of history and crime novels. The Skarpa Warszawska publishing house, known for publishing high-quality literature, guarantees careful publication and attention to detail.

The book "The Last Visit" is a sad but painfully true story about the dark times of the Polish People's Republic, which forces reflection on the past and its impact on the present. It is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of Poland and wants to understand the mechanisms of a totalitarian state. The author carefully analyzes the available materials and presents his own, probable version of events, which will surely surprise readers.