THE WAR IN 1920 - LUCJAN ŻELIGOWSKI

Travel back in time to the turbulent years of the Polish-Bolshevik War with the memoirs of General Lucjan Żeligowski. This is not only a first-hand account, but also a deep strategic analysis and personal reflections of one of the key commanders of those events. Discover the behind-the-scenes of the Battle of Warsaw and the secret operation to seize the Vilnius region, which forever changed the course of Polish history.

• Authentic memoirs of General Lucjan Żeligowski
• Detailed descriptions of battles with the Bolsheviks
• Critical remarks regarding the organization of the army and strategy
• A picture of the war seen through the eyes of a practitioner
• Analysis of attitudes of commanders and soldiers
• Reflections on the morale of society
• 2022 edition with attention to detail

Lucjan Żeligowski, born in 1865, was not only a general, but also a minister of military affairs and a member of the Sejm. His memoirs, originally published in 1930, are an invaluable document of the era, showing the realities of the 1920 war from the perspective of a commander. Żeligowski did not avoid difficult topics, analyzing both successes and failures, which makes his account extremely credible and valuable.

This book is not only a dry record of facts, but also an emotional story about people, their dedication and determination in the face of danger. The reader will find in it descriptions of battles, strategic analyzes, but above all, psychological portraits of soldiers and commanders who stood in defense of Poland's independence. This is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of Poland and Central and Eastern Europe.

Bellona Publishing House, known for its editorial quality, offers readers a carefully prepared edition of Lucjan Żeligowski's memoirs. The paperback cover, the 216x137 mm format and 180 pages filled with content guarantee a comfortable reading experience. It is an ideal gift for history enthusiasts, students and all those who want to deepen their knowledge about one of the most important moments in Polish history.