ON THE POLISH TRAIL TW - KLEMENS RUDNICKI

Travel back in time to the turbulent years of 1939-1947 with the memoirs of Klemens Rudnicki. This book is not only an account of personal experiences, but above all a story of the steadfastness of Polish soldiers who, despite the defeat in September and numerous obstacles, constantly strived to serve a great cause. It is a testimony of dedication and determination that inspires to this day.

• Authentic memories from the years 1939-1947
• First-hand account of the path of Polish soldiers
• Supplemented with memories of Regina and Krystyna Rudnicki
• Hardcover edition, ideal as a gift
• Rich content on 388 pages

The book "On the Polish Trail" is a collection of memoirs by Klemens Rudnicki, written shortly after the end of his occupation service in Germany in 1947/48. The author does not focus on his own experiences, but on the path taken by Polish soldiers to serve their homeland. It is a story of steadfastness, determination and dedication that characterized Poles in those difficult times.

The LTW publishing house presents readers with a publication that is a valuable source of knowledge about the history of Poland and the fate of its citizens during World War II. The hardcover binding and careful edition make the book not only a valuable read, but also an elegant gift for lovers of history and non-fiction literature.

The text is enriched by the memories of Regina Rudnicka, the sister of General Klemens Rudnicki, and Sister Krystyna (Lena) Rudnicka, the general's daughter. Thanks to this, the reader receives a fuller picture of those events, seen from different perspectives. It is a unique combination of personal and historical accounts that allows for a better understanding of the spirit of those times.

The book has 388 pages and a format of 14.5x20.5 cm. It was published in 2016 by LTW Publishing House.