NOVEL LAS '43 - MICHAŁ LELONEK

Immerse yourself in the dark times of World War II with Michał Lelonek's novel "Las '43". Discover the fates of soldiers and prisoners at the base of the 73rd Anti-Aircraft Artillery Regiment, where the struggle for survival intertwines with moral dilemmas. Will they be able to save their consciences in the face of Nazi terror? This book is not just a story, it's a deep reflection on the nature of evil and the choices that shape our humanity.

• Engaging plot set in the realities of World War II
• Exceptional characters struggling with difficult choices
• Deep message about the nature of evil and responsibility
• Inspiration for reflection on contemporary threats of hatred
• Captivating story that is hard to put down
• Great prose debut by the author

"Las '43" is a novel that takes the reader to the base of the 73rd Anti-Aircraft Artillery Regiment in central Germany, where soldiers try to survive the war away from ideological disputes. Their peaceful life is disrupted by the appearance of a prisoner camp, which puts them in front of dramatic choices. Will they be able to save their consciences without losing their lives? This is the question that accompanies the reader throughout the reading.

Michał Lelonek, born in 1981 in Gniezno, is a geologist by education and worked for many years as a geophysical engineer in the North Sea. His experiences and observations during his stay in Germany resulted in the creation of this moving novel. The author does not focus on great heroes or breakthrough events, but on the fates of ordinary people placed in extreme situations. This makes "Las '43" so close and touching.

This novel is not only a story about war, but above all a study of human nature. Lelonek raises difficult moral issues, forcing the reader to reflect on their own choices and attitudes. Can humanity be preserved in the face of evil? Does obedience to orders release us from responsibility? These are questions that everyone must answer for themselves after reading this book.

I highly recommend this novel to anyone looking for a read that encourages deep reflection. "Las '43" is a book that stays in your memory long after you finish reading it, forcing you to think about the nature of evil and the choices that shape our lives. This is especially important now, when monsters of hatred are awakening, so deceptively similar to those that misled Germany in the first half of the 20th century.