PRZEMILCZANE - MONIKA NEUMANN

Is silence always golden? Or is it sometimes a way to suppress tragic events that have marked life? In her novel "Przemilczane," Monika Neumann addresses the difficult themes of memory, responsibility, and the consequences of hiding the truth. It is a story that encourages reflection on how the past influences the present and the future.

• Engaging plot set in the realities of a Silesian village
• Moving psychological study of characters
• Reflection on the role of silence in the lives of individuals and communities
• Authentic language and attention to historical detail
• Hardcover ensuring the durability of the book
• Ideal format for reading on the go

The novel is set in a village in Opole, where Annemarie, arriving from the depths of the Reich, and Paul, awaiting a call to the Wehrmacht, witness events that will change their lives forever. Both, young and inexperienced, would prefer not to know and not to see, but fate places them at the very center of dramatic events.

Monika Neumann, a graduate of German philology, passionately recreates the atmosphere of Silesian history, revealing forgotten fragments of the past to readers. Her book is not only a story about specific events, but also a universal reflection on human nature and the mechanisms of memory.

"Przemilczane" is a must-read for anyone who appreciates literature that touches on important social and historical themes. It is a book that stays in the memory long after reading, encouraging reflection and discussion.

Silesia Progress is a publishing house that has been specializing in publishing valuable literary works for years, promoting local history and culture. Their books are characterized by high editorial quality and attention to detail, which makes them popular with readers and critics.

The book has 156 pages and a format of 126x204 mm. Published in hardcover in 2023.