BLOODY BRIDGEHEAD. PISKORZOWICE 1945

Discover the forgotten history of the bloody battles in Lower Silesia in 1945. Maciej Szczerepa, a specialist in events from this period, presents a detailed account of the fighting at the Piskorzowice bridgehead, based on Soviet and German sources. This is the first attempt to comprehensively present this dramatic episode from the end of January and the beginning of February 1945, which took place in front of Festung Breslau.

• Detailed reconstruction of the course of fighting at the Piskorzowice bridgehead
• Based on Soviet and German sources
• First attempt to comprehensively present this episode
• Author specializing in the history of Lower Silesia in 1945
• Addressed to history, military and Second World War trace seekers
• Contains table of contents, bibliography and list of illustrations

Maciej Szczerepa's book is a fascinating journey through time, which allows you to understand the reality of the fighting on the Eastern Front at the end of World War II. The author reconstructs the events with extraordinary precision, analyzes the available sources and presents them in a way that is accessible to the reader. This publication is not only a valuable source of historical knowledge, but also a tribute to those who fought and died in defense of their beliefs.

Thanks to this book, the reader can travel back in time and feel the atmosphere of those days, understand the motivations of soldiers and civilians who found themselves in the middle of the war. Detailed descriptions of the battles, maps and illustrations allow for a better understanding of the strategic importance of the Piskorzowice bridgehead and its impact on the further fate of Festung Breslau. This is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of World War II and wants to learn about lesser-known episodes of this conflict.

The book is addressed to a wide audience, both to history and military enthusiasts, as well as to seekers who trace the traces of World War II in the field. It contains a table of contents, a bibliography and a list of illustrations, which makes it easier to use as a source of knowledge. The 208x150 mm format, paperback binding and 96 pages make it a handy and easy-to-read publication.