A New Book on the History of Poland

17 Feb 2007

Professor John Radzilowski, a friend and contributor of WW2DB.com, has just published a new book titled A Traveller's History of Poland. It is a complete history of Poland from its Slavic origins to the death of Pope John Paul II. The book includes a full chronology, a list of monarchs and rulers, a gazetteer, historical maps and is fully illustrated. At the price of about US$10.00, it is a sure bargain.

If you wish to order the book, please use the product link found on this page to help WW2DB.com pay for a small portion of its expenses. Thanks!

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