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A History of Kraków for Everyone

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  • 296 stron
  • 11 godzin czytania

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A thousand years of Kraków's history in one volume! This engaging and richly illustrated account encompasses the latest historical research. Key events, places, and figures are described by Jan M. Małecki, a professor and passionate expert on the city's past. The book features a light writing style and accessible format, blending historical facts and dates with numerous anecdotes and legends associated with the city. Illustrations by Ignacy Czwartos, a Kraków-born artist, enhance the narrative. To maintain reader engagement, the book avoids footnotes and excessive dates, offering a calendar at the end for those seeking more detail. The narrative is enriched with quotes from original sources and anecdotal doubts, aiming to evoke the atmosphere of the era. The author connects described events with preserved monuments, both well-known and those often overlooked by city walkers. Some legends are revisited, highlighting their relationship to historical truth.

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A History of Kraków for Everyone, Jan M. Małecki

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Rok wydania
2008
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Tytuł
A History of Kraków for Everyone
Język
angielski
Wydawca
Literackie
Rok wydania
2008
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
296
ISBN10
8308042678
ISBN13
9788308042670
Seria
Ocena
3,85 z 5
Opis
A thousand years of Kraków's history in one volume! This engaging and richly illustrated account encompasses the latest historical research. Key events, places, and figures are described by Jan M. Małecki, a professor and passionate expert on the city's past. The book features a light writing style and accessible format, blending historical facts and dates with numerous anecdotes and legends associated with the city. Illustrations by Ignacy Czwartos, a Kraków-born artist, enhance the narrative. To maintain reader engagement, the book avoids footnotes and excessive dates, offering a calendar at the end for those seeking more detail. The narrative is enriched with quotes from original sources and anecdotal doubts, aiming to evoke the atmosphere of the era. The author connects described events with preserved monuments, both well-known and those often overlooked by city walkers. Some legends are revisited, highlighting their relationship to historical truth.