THE MORTALS. A STORY BASED ON FACTS

A harrowing tale of young soldiers from the group led by Captain Henryk Flame "Bartek," full of hope and dreams, whose fate threw them into difficult times. Their steadfastness and patriotism, their willingness to serve their homeland even at the cost of their lives, is an inspiration for future generations. Discover the fate of people who refused to accept Soviet rule.

• Moving story of young soldiers
• Inspiring example of patriotism and dedication
• Realistic picture of post-war Poland
• Fascinating narrative based on facts
• Remembrance of the heroes of the steadfast
• Book for lovers of Polish history

"The Mortals" is a novel by Tomasz Greniuch that brings closer the fate of soldiers of the National Armed Forces (NSZ) fighting the communist regime after World War II. Based on historical facts, the author created a moving story about young people who, despite all odds, did not give up and fought for a free Poland. Their determination, courage and sacrifice are an example of patriotism that deserves remembrance and respect.

The book shows the reality of post-war Poland, where the struggle for freedom and independence continued. The soldiers of the NSZ, often isolated and betrayed, continued their resistance against Soviet rule, risking their lives and freedom. Their stories, though tragic, are a testament to the steadfastness of the spirit and the belief in a better future. "The Mortals" is a must-read for anyone who wants to know the truth about Polish post-war history and pay tribute to the heroes who fought for freedom.

Tomasz Greniuch's novel is not only a record of historical events, but also a deep psychological study of young people who, in the face of extreme situations, had to make difficult decisions. The author shows their inner turmoil, doubts and fears, but also their strength, determination and belief in the meaning of the struggle. "The Mortals" is a book that forces reflection on values such as patriotism, freedom and responsibility for the fate of one's country.

The book was published by Miles Publishing House in 2017, has 556 pages and a format of 14.5x20.5 cm. The paperback format makes the book light and handy, ideal for reading on the go. "The Mortals" is a must-have for anyone interested in Polish history and wants to learn about the fate of the heroes who fought for freedom and independence.