JAROSŁAW ABRAMOW-NEWERLY ALIANCI SENSATIONAL NOVEL

Immerse yourself in the fascinating world of spies and intrigue with the novel Alianci by Jarosław Abramow-Newerly. This thrilling story, set in post-war Europe, takes you on a journey full of dangers and surprising twists. The reader is drawn into a whirlwind of events where loyalty and betrayal intertwine in a dangerous game.

• Captivating plot full of suspense and twists
• Realistic historical background based on facts
• Insightful psychological study of the characters
• Excellent language and style of the author
• Inspiration for radio dramas, including the popular one on Radio Free Europe
• Expert reviews confirming the high literary value

The novel Alianci, read on Radio Free Europe in the excellent interpretation of Andrzej Chomiński, aroused great interest among the listeners of that time. The action of the book takes place in 1945. American aviators, members of the crew of a B-29 bomber, are shot down by anti-aircraft artillery during a reconnaissance flight over Japan. They make an emergency landing in the territory of the USSR. It would seem that they are safe on the lands of the ally, but the reality turns out to be terrifyingly different.

The book Alianci by Jarosław Abramow-Newerly is not only great sensational literature that is simply good to read, but also a historical study based on facts and excellent knowledge about the former Soviet Union. It allows you to understand the Russians, their longing for the former totalitarian empire and the conditions behind the attempts to build the USSR 2.0: with internet troll farms, propaganda war, green men and special services liquidating disobedient citizens, Gen. Div. Dr. Roman Polko, former Commander of the Military Special Unit GROM.

Abramow-Newerly, once a co-creator of STS, a well-known playwright, surprised everyone. His domain so far has been delicate irony, saturated with benevolent sentiment, he rather told about fragile and sensitive people, endowed with a subtle inner life. And suddenly male prose, sensational vigor, strong emotions Krzysztof Mętrak, Express Wieczorny, 1991. Authentic adventures of a seven-member crew who got stuck in a Soviet prison form the basis of the novel... It is written with professional knowledge of details, lively action, great dialogues. It has also not lost its value, it really shows Russia as the Americans did not know it during World War II. A cruel land where wonderful people happen to be Dariusz Fikus, Rzeczpospolita, 1991.