SIX YEARS UNDERGROUND

A harrowing tale of survival and hope in the darkest of times. "Six Years Underground" is a story that touches hearts and prompts reflection on human endurance. Based on facts, a previously unknown story from World War II that remains in memory for a long time.

• Realistic depiction of life in a bunker
• Moving story about human endurance
• Fascinating insight into the realities of World War II
• Extraordinary story about hope and survival
• Based on facts, a previously unknown story

In 1945, six German soldiers, under the command of Captain Hans von Roth, are buried in a vast underground bunker in the port of Gdynia. Initially convinced of a quick rescue, with each week of isolation they lose hope of seeing the light of day again. Their struggle for survival becomes a symbol of human determination in the face of extreme conditions.

Erika, the wife of Hans von Roth, in ruined Berlin tries to survive the fall of the city and the invasion of Russian troops. Struggling with hunger, bombings and the Soviet attack, she constantly seeks information about her missing husband. Her determination and faith in finding Hans are an inspiring example of love and dedication.

Świat Książki presents this incredible story in a paperback cover, with 480 pages. The 196x126 mm format makes the book handy and ideal for reading on the go. The year of publication 2025 guarantees a fresh perspective on the events of the past, showing them in a new light.

"Six Years Underground" is not only a story about war, but above all about people who, in the face of extreme challenges, were able to maintain hope and dignity. It is a book that touches, inspires and encourages reflection on the value of life and the strength of the human spirit.