Title of the week

Zbigniew Pełczyński. A Life Remembered is a biography of an eminent Polish philosopher, long-standing lecturer at the Oxford University, Professor Zbigniew Pełczyński.

Enjoying Life. Halina Konopacka is the only such comprehensive and interesting Polish biography of Halina Konopacka — a heroine of the collective imagination, a brave woman who cherished life and emanated enthusiasm.

The subject of another album from the FOTO RETRO (RETRO PHOTO) series is Vilnius – the capital and the main cultural centre of Lithuania.

Three Halves of Life is a book with elements of a diary, full of memories and reflections on the life of the author, Polish TV journalist, publicist, Maciej Wierzyński.

Our third album in the MOTO RETRO series features the fleet of the Second Polish Republic. When Poland re-emerged on the map of Europe as an independent country following World War I, it simultaneously gained a 140-kilometre-long strip of the Baltic coast and immediately began the construction of strategic shipbuilding hubs.

The Stare Powązki (Old Powązki) Cemetery in Warsaw is like a magnificent album of national memory. It is there that were laid to rest the most eminent Polish artists, writers, scientists, statesmen, industrialists,  and those who gave their lives for Poland’ s freedom.

The second album in our MOTO RETRO series is dedicated to aviation in interwar Poland.

The first album in our MOTO RETRO series is dedicated to cars and motorbikes which used to fill the streets and roads of pre-war Poland.

This unique album features four most magnificent historic residences of Polish kings: the Wawel Castle in Cracow, and the Wilanów Palace, Royal Baths Park and Royal Castle in Warsaw.

Tadeusz Rolke (born 1929) is one of the most distinguished modern photographers. He is referred to as the father of reportage photography and is known not only in Poland, but also internationally.

Lovers of old Warsaw and particularly its Praga borough will be delighted with this album. A collection of so far unpublished photographs of Praga in the 1970s, it  features the residents of the borough ad other varsovians in social situations, and especially in the unique, now legendary milieu of the Różycki and Szmulek Bazaars, which constituted the semi-legal business underbelly of communist Poland.

This richly illustrated guide invites you on a journey to the territories of Livonia, Lithuania, Samogitia and Sudovia, all of which in the past constituted a vital part of Poland, but today are governed by Latvia or Lithuania.