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Mad Dreams, Saving Graces: Poland, a Nation in Conspiracy
Michael T. Kaufman
Random House Publishing Group, 1989 - 270 страница

Ključne reči: Poljska, poljsko pitanje, majkl kaufman, reforme,

An intensely personal account that renders the modern history of Poland in intimate terms, binding the author's family story to a nation's remarkable struggle for freedom against Communist domination.

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