Warsaw 1929, published by the author. 17x24.5 cm, pp. VIII, 151, (2), black and white photographs in the text, cloth binding, publisher's soft cover preserved. Good condition (dust jacket soiling and abrasions, paper loss on the spine filled in, a few pages with a dampstain mark, no damage to the text).
First edition. The fourth and final part of the story of Polish manors in the Eastern Borderlands destroyed by the Bolsheviks. The author describes, among other things. The following residences: Bacevichi, Berezina, Khmelovka, Cibulovka, Frydrykow, Honorówka, Ivachnovce, Yablonovka, Jaskowce, Kniahynin, Komarówka, Korytna, Lipki, Lulińce, Loshkovce, Maków, Novosiolki, Olchowiec, Ostapkowce, Pilavin, Rashkov, Rohache, Skazińce, Sutkowce, Teleżyńce, Tupiczyn, Vojkovka, Zbrzyż, Ziatkowce.
Pieces autographed and dedicated by the author to Stanislaw Dengel (1891-1942), publicist, social activist, founder of the Border Guard Society.



