MANHUNT

A captivating story about a Polish soldier who refuses to accept defeat in 1939 and decides to fight the aggressor on his own. It is a tribute to thousands of nameless heroes of the underground and the cursed soldiers whose memory was tried to be erased.

• Captivating plot set in the realities of World War II
• Inspiring character of the protagonist, unwavering in the fight for freedom
• Tribute to the soldiers of the underground and the cursed
• A book that reminds us of the difficult times in Polish history
• Ideal reading for lovers of history and military affairs
• Paperback edition, comfortable to read anywhere

The book "Manhunt" is a moving story about struggle, sacrifice and unwavering spirit. Stanisław, a young platoon leader of the Polish Army, does not give up after the defeat of 1939. Instead of being taken prisoner, he chooses the forest, where he begins his private war against the occupier. Armed with a rifle, he becomes a symbol of resistance and hope for those who do not accept enslavement.

In his novel, the author pays tribute to thousands of nameless underground soldiers who fought for a free Poland in difficult conditions. It is also a reminder of the cursed soldiers whose memory has been forgotten for a long time. "Manhunt" is a book that encourages reflection on Polish history and the values that are most important in life.

SOL/Ender publishing house took care of the high quality of the edition. The paperback cover makes the book light and handy, ideal for reading on the go or at home. The 14.5x20.5 cm format ensures reading comfort, and 298 pages filled with content guarantee many hours of exciting reading.

"Manhunt" is a must-read for anyone interested in Polish history and the fate of its heroes. It is a book that moves, inspires and reminds us of the values that are most important in everyone's life.

The book was published in 2011 by SOL/Ender publishing house. It has 298 pages in 14.5x20.5 cm format and a paperback cover.