Post by Jaga on Oct 1, 2014 15:13:05 GMT -7
Guys,
They just send me info about book related to Polish history during WW II. Maybe you would like to read it or check it out:
The author was inspired by his grandfather’s own story during World War II. Please have a look at the book’s official website here: www.darskylegacy.com/
When Michael Rudnicki uncovered the secret diaries of his grandfather, his family was rocked by the revelations within. Throughout the Second World War, the young man had served his country as an undercover agent for the resistance; his speciality was underground court order killing and executions. This extraordinary history of his grandfather inspired Rudnicki to research what might have motivated his grandfather’s actions and his journey during WWII, using his research as a canvas for “what might have been.”
The result is a seductive blend of intrigue, romance and dark humour, combined with a rousing and unflinching depiction of the realities of life as a spy in the grip of war. Rudnicki’s first novel is an excellent tribute, not only to his idiosyncratic grandfather, but to the bravery, the resilience and the legacy of Poland and its people. Rudnicki is an ambassador for his beloved Poland, and,with Darsky’s Resistance, pays tribute to her complicated history and how it is relevant to the world today.
They just send me info about book related to Polish history during WW II. Maybe you would like to read it or check it out:
The author was inspired by his grandfather’s own story during World War II. Please have a look at the book’s official website here: www.darskylegacy.com/
When Michael Rudnicki uncovered the secret diaries of his grandfather, his family was rocked by the revelations within. Throughout the Second World War, the young man had served his country as an undercover agent for the resistance; his speciality was underground court order killing and executions. This extraordinary history of his grandfather inspired Rudnicki to research what might have motivated his grandfather’s actions and his journey during WWII, using his research as a canvas for “what might have been.”
The result is a seductive blend of intrigue, romance and dark humour, combined with a rousing and unflinching depiction of the realities of life as a spy in the grip of war. Rudnicki’s first novel is an excellent tribute, not only to his idiosyncratic grandfather, but to the bravery, the resilience and the legacy of Poland and its people. Rudnicki is an ambassador for his beloved Poland, and,with Darsky’s Resistance, pays tribute to her complicated history and how it is relevant to the world today.