UKRAINIAN TRILOGY T.1 KOMYSZE - JÓZEF ŁOBODOWSKI

Immerse yourself in the turbulent times of the Ukrainian steppe with the first part of Józef Łobodowski's trilogy. Discover the fate of young Staś Majewski, who, along with his family, is drawn into the whirlwind of history, fighting for survival and freedom in the face of the Bolshevik regime. Will Staś be able to preserve his values in a world full of dangers and political intrigue?

• Captivating story about the struggle for survival on the Ukrainian steppe
• Engaging plot full of adventures and unexpected twists
• Colorful characters that are easy to identify with
• Realistic picture of life during the Bolshevik regime
• Universal message about values such as freedom and independence
• Ideal reading for lovers of history and adventure literature
• 2022 edition, guaranteeing a fresh perspective on a classic story

Józef Łobodowski, an outstanding Polish poet, prose writer, and publicist, in his Ukrainian Trilogy, takes the reader to a world full of tension and dramatic events. Komysze is the first part of this epic saga, which shows the fate of Poles in Ukraine during the revolution and civil war. The author captures the reality of those times with extraordinary precision, creating unforgettable portraits of heroes and showing their struggle for survival in a brutal world.

The Ukrainian Trilogy is not only a story about history, but also about human values such as courage, loyalty, and dedication. Staś Majewski, the protagonist of the novel, faces difficult choices that shape his character and influence his future. Will he be able to remain true to his ideals in a world full of violence and injustice? You will find the answer to this question in this captivating read.

The Institute of Literature, the publisher of this unique work, ensures the highest editorial and substantive quality of the publication. Thanks to this, the reader receives a book that not only captivates with its plot, but also delights with its careful edition and attention to detail. Komysze is a must-read for every lover of Polish literature and Ukrainian history.