Warsaw 1936; typesetting by Gebethner and Wolff. 18x25 cm, pp. 304, softcover. Good condition (soiling, small tears and traces of folding of the cover, paper lining of the edge of the pre-title page, small tears of the first few pages).
A historical study of Polish soldiers who were in the Russian army during World War I, and their role in shaping the Polish independence movement in Russia. After the February Revolution, Poles in Russia began to organize military units to fight for Poland's independence, and one of the most important undertakings was the organization of the First Congress of Military Poles in 1917 in St. Petersburg.
