Bloomsbury Warsaw: A City at War, 1939–45 - History Book | Hardcover | 416 Pages

Explore the harrowing and resilient history of Warsaw during its six-year struggle through World War II. This compelling narrative, penned by historians Prit Buttar and Lottie Taylor, delves into the unparalleled experience of a city caught between the brutal invasions of Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union.

The Unwavering Spirit of Warsaw:

• Chronicles Warsaw's fight for identity amidst wartime devastation.
• Details the betrayal of Poland by Nazi Germany's invasion in 1939.
• Highlights the fierce resistance of Warsaw's citizens, from the Ghetto Uprising to the city-wide revolt.
• Examines the city's fate after the war, finding itself behind the Iron Curtain.
• Brings to life the wartime years through rare archival material and first-hand accounts.

Specifications:

• Author: Prit Buttar, Lottie Taylor
• Binding: Hardcover
• Print Length: 416 pages
• Dimensions: 164 x 36 x 244mm
• Weight: 660g
• Language: English
• Publication Date: 10 September 2026
• ISBN-10: 1472873513
• ISBN-13: 978-1472873514

This meticulously researched book offers a profound look at a city and its inhabitants whose enduring spirit defined them during the darkest of times.