THE RED MARCH BY KAROL HUBERT ROSTWOROWSKI

Immerse yourself in the turbulent times of the French Revolution with the drama by Karol Hubert Rostworowski. "The Red March" is a shocking study of the mechanisms of revolution, showing its brutal face and the helplessness of the elites in the face of the unrestrained element. Immerse yourself in a world of intrigue, fear and hatred, where the fates of the king, aristocracy and revolutionaries intertwine into a tragic whole.

• Insightful analysis of the French Revolution
• Image of the people involved in the revolutionary mechanism
• Tragic fates of Louis XVI and the aristocracy
• Universal message about the consequences of revolutionary terror
• Miles edition - guarantee of high editorial quality
• Ideal reading for lovers of history and drama

Karol Hubert Rostworowski, an outstanding Polish playwright, created a work that touches on universal problems of power, justice and morality. "The Red March" is not only a reconstruction of historical events, but above all a deep reflection on the human condition in the face of extreme situations. His works are characterized by a careful psychological analysis of the characters and a dramatic tension that keeps the reader in suspense from the first to the last page.

Rostworowski's drama is an excellent proposition for those who want to understand the mechanisms of revolution and its impact on the fate of individuals. It shows how easily the ideals of freedom and equality can turn into terror and violence. This book encourages reflection on responsibility for one's own actions and on the value of life in a society based on respect and tolerance.

This edition of "The Red March" edited by Miles Publishing House is a guarantee of high editorial quality and attention to detail. The book has been carefully prepared to provide the reader with a comfortable reading experience and a full understanding of the content. An ideal choice for lovers of Polish drama classics and anyone interested in history and philosophy.

Specification:

Number of pages: 52

Cover: paperback

Format: 205x145 mm

Year of publication: 2021