Description
Discover the powerful narrative in 'Poles in Defence of Britain', a meticulously researched hardback authored by Robert Gretzyngier. This gripping work chronicles the valiant contributions of Polish pilots during the Battle of Britain, illuminating their role as pivotal defenders of freedom. Spanning 304 pages and re-issued by Grub Street, this book commemorates the heroic actions of Polish volunteers, nicknamed 'Last Hope Island' by those who fought bravely for Great Britain. With a focus on legendary figures such as Antoni Ostowicz and acclaimed aces like Glowacki, Skalski, and Witorzenc, this text showcases a rich tapestry of courage, sacrifice, and triumph. Enhancing its appeal, the book contains an excellent selection of rare photographs that bring these historic events to life. Both a tribute to the past and a vital resource for history enthusiasts, 'Poles in Defence of Britain' is essential for those keen to understand the impact of international solidarity during World War II. Ideal as a gift or for personal collection, this hardback edition is available for immediate purchase. Dive into the extraordinary accounts of the 302, 303, and 307 squadrons and explore how over 100 Polish pilots changed the course of history. The reviews are a testament to its quality, with accolades such as 'an exhaustive record' from Pennant and 'sharp and comprehensive' from Air Mail. Experience this unique perspective on heroism today.