FAILED POLITICS EXAM - LECH MAŻEWSKI

The book "Failed Politics Exam" by Lech Mażewski is a fascinating analysis of historical events and processes that led to different fates of nations in the 19th century. The author asks provocative questions about the reasons for the success of some and the failure of others, focusing on the fate of Poland against the background of changes in Europe. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the complexity of history and its impact on the present.

• In-depth analysis of the reasons for Poland's failure in the 19th century
• Comparison of Poland's fate with the successes of other nations
• Accessible language and clear argumentation
• Insightful look at political and social processes
• Inspiring reading for history lovers
• Paperback edition, ideal for reading on the go
• Rich sources and bibliography

In the analyzed period, Germany and Italy led to the unification of their states after many centuries of fragmentation, the Hungarians gained the status of a co-host in the dualistic Habsburg monarchy, and the inhabitants of Finland created a state for the first time in their history. The Poles, on the other hand, lost everything that they had gained in the scope of the existence of their own state in 1807, which was further strengthened in 1815, preserved after 1832, and subjected to structural reconstruction in the years 1861-1862. Usually, this escapes our attention, but it is something quite extraordinary that other nations managed to achieve success, while we at the same time, after a successful start, suffered a spectacular failure.

Lech Mażewski, the author of the book, is a recognized historian and political scientist, specializing in the history of the 19th and 20th centuries. His works are characterized by an in-depth analysis of sources and an innovative approach to the interpretation of historical events. Mażewski is the author of many scientific and popular science publications, which are very popular among readers and critics.

The book "Failed Politics Exam" is not only a historical analysis, but also a reflection on contemporary political and social challenges. The author asks questions about how history influences our decisions and how we can avoid the mistakes of the past. It is a reading that makes you think and inspires you to act.

The paperback edition of the book makes it ideal for reading on the go, at home or in a cafe. The 235x163x17 mm format makes the book handy and easy to carry. The number of pages (314) guarantees that the reading will be engaging and full of valuable information.