THE SECRET OF THE SECRETARY, OR FROM THE DIARY OF A POZNAN WOMAN

Greater Poland, like a beating heart, pulsates on the left side. Forever. Its symbol is a proud white eagle on a red background, with a golden beak and claws, looking to the left. This is a story about love for the homeland, family secrets and difficult choices in turbulent times.

• Fascinating journey into the depths of 19th-century Greater Poland
• Captivating story about the fate of the Miśkiewicz family
• Moving story about love, sacrifice and patriotism
• Extraordinary figures from Polish history
• Detailed portrait of the life of a noble and bourgeois family
• Inspiring reading for lovers of history and fiction
• An excellent way to learn about the roots of Polish identity

Anna Miśkiewicz, a Poznan woman through and through, living in the 19th century, faces the difficult task of reconciling personal happiness with love for the homeland. In times when Poland does not exist on the maps, she must make choices that will forever change her life and the fate of her family. She records the fate of her family with admirable zeal, taking us to a world of intrigue, romance and patriotic enthusiasm.

"The Secret of the Secretary" is not only a historical novel, but also a story about universal values such as love, family and sacrifice. It is a story about people who, in difficult times, were able to maintain faith in a better tomorrow and fight for their ideals. The book shows both ups and downs, painting a picture of the life of a noble and bourgeois family whose fate is intertwined with the history of Poland.

The Skrzat Publishing House captures the atmosphere of the era with great attention to detail, taking the reader to the world of 19th-century Greater Poland. The hardcover binding and careful edition make the book a real gem for every library, and its reading is an unforgettable journey in time, full of emotions and emotion. For all those for whom the past is alive!

This novel is a piece of national history. Ups and downs. Great figures of Polish history and the fate of a noble and bourgeois family. They live like us today, take care of their daily needs and that Poland is Poland. Anna writes down the fate of her family with admirable zeal. This novel is a piece of national history.