POLTAVA W.4 - PETER ENGLUND

Travel back in time and become an eyewitness to one of the most important battles in European history! "Poltava" by Peter Englund is not just a dry record of facts, but above all an engaging story about the behind-the-scenes, course and consequences of the clash that decided the fate of the Swedish empire. Feel the thrill of emotions accompanying soldiers on the battlefield and learn about the fate of heroes who have forever entered the history books.

• Masterful pen by Peter Englund
• Engaging narration, as if we were eyewitnesses
• Attention to detail historical details
• Live report, reminiscent of live sports commentary
• Closes the story of three books about the power of Sweden
• Hardcover ensures years of durability

Peter Englund, a Swedish historian and writer, is known for his extraordinary ability to combine historical facts with a captivating narrative. His books, translated into many languages, are very popular among readers around the world. "Poltava" is the culmination of his monumental work devoted to the history of the Swedish empire. The author recreates the realities of the era with extraordinary precision, giving a voice to both commanders and ordinary soldiers.

The book "Poltava" is not only a report on the battle, but also a deep analysis of the political and social causes of the conflict. Englund shows how Charles XII's ambitions led to the fall of Swedish power, and how the Battle of Poltava influenced the further course of European history. It is a must-read for all history lovers who want to understand the mechanisms of power and the consequences of decisions made.

Thanks to "Poltava", we can travel back in time and feel the atmosphere of 18th-century Europe. Englund recreates the realities of everyday life, customs and mentality of the people of the era with great attention to detail. It is a fascinating journey into the depths of history that allows us to better understand the modern world. This book closes the cycle of three volumes, which together form an epic saga about Swedish power. The previous volumes, "The Unconquered" and "The War Years", describe the Swedish Flood and Sweden's path to becoming a European power, respectively.

"Poltava" is a book that stays in your memory for a long time. It is not only a report on the battle, but above all a story about people, their passions, ambitions and tragedies. Englund shows with great sensitivity the fate of the heroes who have forever entered the history books. It is a read that encourages reflection on the meaning of war and the value of peace. Ideal for anyone who appreciates reliable historical knowledge, presented in an accessible and engaging way.