OFFICIALS OF OLD WARSAW 1700-1721. BIOGRAPHIES... RAFAŁ RDZIWONKA

Discover the fascinating world of old Warsaw! Learn the stories of officials who shaped the life of the city at the turn of the 17th and 18th centuries. This book is a journey through time that will bring you closer to the realities of life in the then Polish capital. Immerse yourself in the biographies of the people who created the history of Old Warsaw.

• Detailed biographies of officials
• Lists of members of individual official bodies
• Information about the council, bench and municipal lords (viginti viri)
• Description of the period of the Great Northern War (1700-1721)
• Published by the renowned Neriton Publishing House
• Format 208x148 mm

Rafał Rdziwonka's book is an invaluable source of knowledge about the history of Warsaw. The author focuses on the period of the Great Northern War, i.e. the years 1700-1721, when the city experienced turbulent times. The book contains detailed biographies of officials who held important positions in the then society. We will learn about their fate, careers and influence on the development of the city.

The book also contains lists of members of individual official bodies, such as the council, bench and municipal lords (viginti viri). Thanks to this, we can learn about the structure of the then government and the role of individual officials in the life of the city. This is invaluable information for historians, researchers and all those interested in the history of Warsaw.

Neriton Publishing House, which published this book, is famous for its scientific and popular science publications in the field of history. Thanks to this, we can be sure that we receive a product of the highest quality, based on reliable research and analysis. The book is published in the format 208x148 mm and has 163 pages. The paperback cover ensures comfortable reading and durability of the publication.