SILESIAN PITAVAL. THE THIRTIES OF THE 20TH CENTURY

Travel to the dark thirties of the 20th century and learn about the criminal stories of Silesia. This book is a fascinating journey into the world of criminals, investigations and court battles. Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of those times and discover what the life and work of the judiciary looked like in pre-war Poland.

• Blood-curdling real-life stories
• Detailed descriptions of investigations and court proceedings
• Psychological portraits of perpetrators and victims
• A picture of Silesian society in the thirties of the 20th century
• Behind the scenes of the work of the police and courts
• Fascinating details from everyday life
• A unique look at the history of the region

The book "Silesian Pitaval. The Thirties of the 20th Century" is a collection of court reports that take the reader to the realities of Silesian crime in the thirties of the 20th century. The authors, based on authentic documents and accounts, present shocking stories of murders, thefts, frauds and other crimes that shook the society of that time. The reader has the opportunity to take a close look at the work of courts, lawyers, expert witnesses and the police, as well as learn about the motivations and fate of both criminals and their victims.

The book also paints a picture of Silesian society in the interwar period, with its problems, conflicts and inequalities. The authors do not shy away from describing difficult topics such as poverty, unemployment, alcoholism and violence, which often led to crimes. At the same time, they also show positive aspects of social life, such as solidarity, patriotism and the pursuit of justice.

The book "Silesian Pitaval. The Thirties of the 20th Century" is a must-read for all lovers of history, criminology and court reporting. It is also a valuable document of the era, which allows us to better understand the past and its impact on the present. Thanks to this book, the reader can travel back in time and feel the atmosphere of those years, as well as reflect on the universal questions about human nature, justice and evil.

In addition, we get to know the figure of Superintendent Marian Chomrański, an investigator whom criminals feared like fire. This book is not only a collection of criminal stories, but also a fascinating portrait of an era and the people who lived in it.