We Shall Fight Again

A Polish Epic of Family, War and Survival

We Shall Fight Again
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Follow Julian Lisiecki's early 20th century life as he struggles for an education in Russian-controlled Poland. Julian's story offers a rare glimpse into life during the First World War, being lost behind enemy lines during the Polish Soviet War and becoming a successful architect. The saga continues with Julian's son, Stach, whose gripping Second World War experiences take him from fighting the Germans in France to wishing RAF bombers would liven up their 'damned potato soup' on Christmas Eve while shivering in Stalag VII-A. His remarkable escape across the Iberian Peninsula to become an officer in the British Army in West Africa, followed by his war against the 55th Imperial... alles anzeigen expand_more

Follow Julian Lisiecki's early 20th century life as he struggles for an education in Russian-controlled Poland. Julian's story offers a rare glimpse into life during the First World War, being lost behind enemy lines during the Polish Soviet War and becoming a successful architect. The saga continues with Julian's son, Stach, whose gripping Second World War experiences take him from fighting the Germans in France to wishing RAF bombers would liven up their 'damned potato soup' on Christmas Eve while shivering in Stalag VII-A. His remarkable escape across the Iberian Peninsula to become an officer in the British Army in West Africa, followed by his war against the 55th Imperial Japanese Cavalry in Burma, is a tale of resilience, courage, and lifelong friendship.

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  • Artikelnummer SW9781918271164110164
  • Autor find_in_page Simon Lisiecki
  • Autoreninformationen Simon Lisiecki was born in a remote corner of South Africa to a… open_in_new Mehr erfahren
  • Verlag find_in_page Unicorn
  • Seitenzahl 224
  • Veröffentlichung 17.03.2026
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  • ISBN 9781918271164

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