THE PYRENEES - A GATEWAY TO FREEDOM - JAN STANISŁAW CIECHANOWSKI

Discover a little-known episode from the history of World War II, when soldiers of the Polish Army evacuated from France to the British Isles. Jan Stanisław Ciechanowski, in his book "The Pyrenees - A Gateway to Freedom", describes in detail the secret transfer routes through Spain, Portugal and Andorra. Learn about the activities of Polish evacuation facilities that risked their lives to help their compatriots escape from the German occupation. It is a story of courage, determination and dedication in the service of the homeland.

• Detailed description of secret transfer routes through the Pyrenees.
• History of the activities of Polish evacuation facilities.
• Portraits of key organizers of the rescue operation, such as Wanda Tozer and Józef Węgrzyn.
• Logistical challenges of the evacuation operation.
• Courage and determination of soldiers and civilians involved in helping.
• Little-known episode from the history of World War II.
• Edition in paperback.

The book "The Pyrenees - A Gateway to Freedom" is a fascinating story about the heroism and sacrifice of Poles during World War II. The author, Jan Stanisław Ciechanowski, with extraordinary precision and attention to detail, presents the behind-the-scenes of the evacuation operation of soldiers of the Polish Army from France to the British Isles. This publication shows not only the logistical challenges, but above all the courage and determination of individuals in the service of their homeland. This is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of Poland and World War II.

Wanda Tozer, née Morbitzer, and Corporal Józef Węgrzyn are figures who deserve special attention. Their commitment and dedication in organizing the rescue operation were invaluable. Thanks to their determination, many soldiers of the Polish Army were able to avoid captivity and continue the fight for a free Poland. Their story is an example of true patriotism and dedication to the cause.

The University of Warsaw Publishing House presents readers with a publication that will certainly enrich knowledge about the history of Poland and World War II. The book "The Pyrenees - A Gateway to Freedom" is not only a report on events, but above all a tribute to those who risked their lives to fight for the freedom and independence of our homeland. It is a story about people who, in the most difficult moments, were able to maintain dignity and faith in victory.

The book has 284 pages and was published in 170x240 mm format. The paperback cover ensures comfortable reading and durability of the publication. The year of publication is 2025, which guarantees the timeliness and reliability of the information presented. This is a position that should be in every history lover's library.