THE END OF THE SYSTEM OF POWER

Enter the fascinating world of political intrigue and historical change. This book is an insightful analysis of the path of the ruling camp in the late 1980s to the groundbreaking Round Table and the surprising electoral defeat in June 1989. The author precisely reveals overlooked or underestimated aspects of Polish history, focusing on the activities of General Jaruzelski and his team.

• In-depth analysis of the political events of the 1980s
• Focus on the role of General Jaruzelski and his influence on power
• Discovering overlooked and underestimated historical aspects
• Rich source base guarantees the reliability of the information
• Detailed study of the behind-the-scenes power of the ruling camp
• Publication in an elegant brochure binding

Based on a rich source base, the author leads the reader through the labyrinth of political decisions and strategic maneuvers that shaped Poland on the threshold of systemic transformation. The analysis includes not only official events, but also the behind-the-scenes power, showing the mechanisms of operation and the motivations of key figures of the then political scene.

This book is not only a journey through history, but also an attempt to understand the social and political processes that led to the collapse of the system of power. The author asks questions about responsibility, determination and the influence of individuals on the course of events, offering the reader the opportunity to reflect on the past and its impact on the present.

The publication in brochure binding, with a format of 163x248 mm and 620 pages, was published by the National Center for Culture in 2015. It is a valuable item for anyone interested in the history of Poland and the mechanisms of exercising power in a period of transition.