Metamorfozy Imperium Rosyjskiego 1721-1921

Andrzej Nowak


Keynote
A bold and uncompromising analysis
of Poland’s most recent history and an
attempt to redefine its national identity.
Selling Points
 A penetrating historio-political analysis
of the sources of the present Polish
identity.
 An original panorama of Poland and
Europe, casting new light on current
political events.
 A compendium of knowledge about
today’s Poland.
 Ahe author is a great politician and
journalist, famous for his insight and
uncompromising approach.
 A book that will impress with its
erudition, yet which is written in a simple
and accessible manner, even for those with
little knowledge of the recent history of
Poland and Central-Eastern Europ


Andrzej Nowak is known for his insight and dauntlessness in seeking historical truth. As an unchallenged expert in Eastern studies, he proved on more than one occasion in his early books that the history of Eastern Europe still holds many mysteries and unsolved questions. An Through his erudition and in-depth research we can now better understand how the Russian Empire operates – from the time of the Tsars up till Vladimir Putin. This time, however, he is chiefly focused on Poland, raising questions on the political and cultural identity of his homeland in the twenty-first century. This volume collecting his essays and conversations he has held with many outstanding Polish historians and intellectuals breaks the basic and seemingly obvious concepts down to their lowest denominators. Through this intellectual vivisection, conducted with finesse and verve, we can see the recent history of Poland and Europe in an utterly new light. Professor Nowak’s book is undoubtedly compulsory reading for anyone trying to understand the present political situation in Poland, and wanting a better understanding of the mechanisms that govern History.

Target Market
Readers of history books.
Those interested in contemporary
European politics.

Release date: 2018
Pages: 460
ISBN: 978-83-08-06569-3


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Metamorphoses of the Russian Empire 1721–1921. Geopolitics, Odes and Nations

Andrzej Nowak


Keynote
A bold and uncompromising analysis
of Poland’s most recent history and an
attempt to redefine its national identity.
Selling Points
 A penetrating historio-political analysis
of the sources of the present Polish
identity.
 An original panorama of Poland and
Europe, casting new light on current
political events.
 A compendium of knowledge about
today’s Poland.
 Ahe author is a great politician and
journalist, famous for his insight and
uncompromising approach.
 A book that will impress with its
erudition, yet which is written in a simple
and accessible manner, even for those with
little knowledge of the recent history of
Poland and Central-Eastern Europ


Andrzej Nowak is known for his insight and dauntlessness in seeking historical truth. As an unchallenged expert in Eastern studies, he proved on more than one occasion in his early books that the history of Eastern Europe still holds many mysteries and unsolved questions. An Through his erudition and in-depth research we can now better understand how the Russian Empire operates – from the time of the Tsars up till Vladimir Putin. This time, however, he is chiefly focused on Poland, raising questions on the political and cultural identity of his homeland in the twenty-first century. This volume collecting his essays and conversations he has held with many outstanding Polish historians and intellectuals breaks the basic and seemingly obvious concepts down to their lowest denominators. Through this intellectual vivisection, conducted with finesse and verve, we can see the recent history of Poland and Europe in an utterly new light. Professor Nowak’s book is undoubtedly compulsory reading for anyone trying to understand the present political situation in Poland, and wanting a better understanding of the mechanisms that govern History.

Target Market
Readers of history books.
Those interested in contemporary
European politics.

Release date: 2018
Pages: 460
ISBN: 978-83-08-06569-3


Other covers