Made in Poland: The Women and Men Who Changed the World

by Miltiades Varvounis

Tourists visiting Poland are taken to see Cracow, the nation's soul, where a new, humanistic civilization was created and from which it spread. Indeed, the role of the Polish people hasn't only been as the defenders of the West, but also as a pivot, a conduit by means of which ideas, knowledge, and technologies have moved through Europe and the world. This book is about the creativity and larger-than-life achievements of the daughters and sons of Poland.

296 pages, Paperback

Published December 14, 2016

About the author

Miltiades Varvounis has published several books in Greek and English, on key figures and aspects of European and world history. He is also a screenwriter and reviewer, and has contributed to many leading Greek periodicals and journals. His areas of research include, among other things, cultural and military life of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, Polish, Lithuanian and Turkish histories, and Ottoman cartography. You can visit his official website at: www.miltiadesvarvounis.com