MEMORIES OF THE BLOODY TIMES OF 1863

Travel back in time to the turbulent period of the January Uprising with this moving account by an eyewitness. The author, a young patriot, shares his memories of the struggle for Poland's freedom in 1863. It is a story full of dedication, courage, and brotherhood in the face of mortal danger.

• Authentic testimony from first hand
• Moving account of a young insurgent
• Detailed description of the fighting and life in the camp
• Unique perspective on the January Uprising
• Captivating read for lovers of Polish history

This book is not only a collection of memories, but also a valuable historical source. Despite his young age, the author actively participated in the January Uprising, serving in the units of Antoni Jeziorański and Dionizy Czachowski. His account shows the realities of insurgent life, the difficulties and sacrifices that Polish patriots had to face.

After the defeat of the Langiewicz troops, the author got to Galicia, and then rejoined the fighting, serving under the command of Zygmunt Jordan in the so-called Golden Legion. His memories are not only a description of battles and skirmishes, but also a psychological portrait of a young man who had to quickly grow up in the face of war.

After being taken into Russian captivity, the author avoided more serious consequences thanks to the intervention of his mother. His memories are a testimony of heroism, but also of the fragility of human life in times of war. This book is an important element of Polish historical memory and reminds of the sacrifices of generations fighting for freedom.

Miles Publishing presents this publication in an elegant paperback cover, preserving the original format of 146x207 mm. This is a must-have for anyone interested in the history of Poland and the January Uprising.