PEOPLE OF THE KREMLIN ON THE VISTULA. IDEALISTS OR TRAITORS? - NIKOLAI IVANOV

The book "People of the Kremlin on the Vistula. Idealists or Traitors?" is a collective portrait of Polish communists, answering one of the most difficult and uncomfortable questions in Polish history. It analyzes why thousands of Poles fanatically engaged in the Bolshevik revolution and strengthened Soviet power in the Soviet Union and Poland.

• In-depth analysis: The publication analyzes the motivations and dilemmas of Polish communists.
• Detailed portraits: It presents the biographies of key figures such as Feliks Dzerzhinsky and Józef Unszlicht.
• Historical questions: It raises questions about the role of Poles in creating the totalitarian system.
• Discovering the truth: The author, Prof. Nikolai Ivanov, is an expert on the issue of the genocide of Poles in the USSR.
• Edition: The book has 448 pages, a hardcover binding and the format 174x251 mm.
• Year of publication: The publication comes from 2023, which guarantees the timeliness of the analyses.

Professor Nikolai Ivanov, an outstanding expert on the issue of the genocide of Poles in the Soviet Union, presents the biographies, choices and dramas of Polish communists. His work is based on thorough historical research and unique experience, as the only Soviet citizen actively involved in the underground Solidarity in the years 1981-1989.

The author analyzes the life paths and characters of Polish communists, their deeds that arouse hatred and adoration. He asks questions about what connected these people, what attracted them to the communist ideology and what role they played in the October Revolution. The book examines how the image of the Pole and Polishness became fixed in the eyes of Soviet communists and ordinary Russians.

Above all, the book is an attempt to answer the fundamental question: Why did representatives of a nation that was never Sovietized and strongly rejected communism play such a significant role in creating and strengthening the Soviet totalitarian system? It is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of Poland and the Soviet Union. The Literary Publishing House presents this publication in an elegant hardcover binding that will perfectly fit into any bookcase.

This book is not only a collection of historical facts, but also a deep psychological and social analysis that allows us to understand the motivations and dilemmas of people involved in communist ideology. It is an attempt to understand, not just judge, which makes this publication extremely valuable for anyone who wants to understand Polish history and its complicated aspects.