SOBIESKI'S EXPEDITION TO MOLDOVA IN 1686 - CZESŁAW CHOWANIEC

Discover the fascinating story of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth's participation in the Holy League's war against Turkey in the late 17th century. Czesław Chowaniec's book sheds new light on the campaigns of Żwaniec and Bukovina, the Moldovan expeditions, and the sieges of Kamieniec, presenting them as key, though often underestimated, actions of the Polish army.

• Detailed analysis of the Commonwealth's war campaigns.
• New perspective on the role of John III Sobieski in the war against Turkey.
• Description of the struggles in the Ruthenian borderlands in the years 1683-1699.
• Hardcover edition guaranteeing durability and elegance.
• Format 173x245 mm ideal for reading and storing.
• Napoleon V Publishing House - a guarantee of high editorial quality.
• 130 pages full of historical facts and analyses.

The author, Czesław Chowaniec, presents a broad historical context, analyzing the causes and consequences of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth's participation in the conflict. This publication fills a gap in military-historical literature, offering a different perspective on the campaigns of Żwaniec and Bukovina, which have so far been treated as secondary to the Viennese victory.

The book includes detailed descriptions of military operations, the sieges of Kamieniec, and the defense of the Ruthenian borderlands against the Tatars in the years 1683-1699. The author analyzes why these campaigns, although less brilliant, deserve more attention, especially as they fall in the last years of the reign of John III Sobieski and his fading genius.

Napoleon V Publishing House, known for its editorial care, gives the reader a solidly elaborated book in hardcover that will stand the test of time. The 173x245 mm format makes reading comfortable and the book looks good on the shelf. It is an ideal proposition for lovers of Polish history and the art of war of the 17th century. This book is a valuable source of knowledge for all those interested in the history of Poland and its participation in the wars with Turkey.

The hardcover provides durability, and the careful edition makes the book an elegant addition to any library. Let yourself be drawn into the fascinating story of Sobieski's expedition and discover unknown aspects of the history of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. Czesław Chowaniec, thanks to his in-depth study, allows us to better understand the political and military context of those times, shedding new light on the role of John III Sobieski and the effort of the Polish army in defending the borders.