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Echo światów
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Fragile lies
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Yentl
Tells the story of an Ashkenazi Jewish girl in Poland who decides to dress and live like a boy so that she can receive an education in Talmudic law after her father dies.
The Woman Who Waited
A moving, utterly captivating love story: Romeo and Juliet as if told by Chekhov or Dostoevsky. In a remote Russian village a woman waits, as she has waited for almost three decades, for the man she loves to return. Near the end of World War II, nineteen-year-old Boris Koptek left the village to join the Russian army, swearing to the sixteen-year-old love of his life, Vera, that as soon as he returned they would marry. Young Boris, who with his engineering battalion fought his way almost to Berlin, was reported killed in action crossing the Spree River. But Vera refuses to believe he is dead, and each day, all these years later, faithfully awaits his return. Then one day the narrator arrives...
Centrum Naukowo-Badawcze Ochrony Przeciwpożarowej im. Józefa Tuliszkowskiego- Państwowy Instytut Badawczy. 1972-2012
Wydawnictwo z okazji 40-lecia CNBOP-PIB. CNBOP-PIB jako jednostka organizacyjna PSP na stałe wpisała się w „krajobraz” tej wyjątkowej służby, podejmując działania, które bezpośrednio wpływają na sprawność i skuteczność ratowniczą. Doświadczenie specjalistów CNBOP to gwarancja wyższego poziomu bezpieczeństwa. Powodzenie akcji ratujących zdrowie, a nierzadko i życie zależy w dużej mierze od wyszkolenia służb ratowniczych oraz stopnia zaawansowania wykorzystywanych technologii. Oba te obszary od 40 lat rozwijane są przez specjalistów z CNBOP. Działania Centrum, od początku jego istnienia, ukierunkowane były na wdrożenia wyników prac badawczych, transfer wiedzy i technologii oraz rozwiązywanie praktycznych problemów i wyzwań w zakresie ochrony przeciwpożarowej, zarządzania kryzysowego, ochrony ludności i obrony cywilnej.
Rudolf
This novel, set in the 1970s, tells the story of the "author" - a middle-aged Polish professor who lives abroad but who earlier survived the Nazi concentration camps - and Rudolf, an old man. In the 1930s Rudolf, the son of Germans living in Poland, rebelled against the expectations of both his parents and Polish society by leading an openly gay life in Paris. Rudolf and the author meet by chance in Brussels, and the novel unfolds as Rudolf attempts to convince the author - and himself - that his choices were good ones, that his life and the memories he has of it were worth whatever he gave up for them.
Tworki
In Tworki, a village just southwest of Warsaw, there is a psychiatric hospital and in that hospital, the patients and their caretakers are hidden from the war just outside their iron gates. Our hero, Jurek, answers an ad in the paper for a job there and finds himself keeping the books alongside a knockout strawberry blonde named Sonia. They and their group of friends—vital young people like Marcel, an initial rival for Jurek; Olek, Sonia’s chosen love; and Janka, with whom Jurek becomes involved—do their jobs, picnic on the weekends, and dance in the gardens on the grounds of the hospital. Jurek speaks often of, and even in, verse, whether he is talking to his friends or in letters to ...
