ZAGÓRSKI Waclaw - Wicher wolności [London 1957] [AUTOGRAPH AND DEDICATION].

London 1957. published by readers-pre-printers. 14x22 cm, pp. 390, publisher's cloth binding. Good condition (minor stains of the binding).

Memories of the Warsaw Uprising by Waclaw Zagorski, alias "Daniel", "Lech" and "Lech Grzybowski" (1909-1983), journalist, soldier of the Home Army. During the Warsaw Uprising he commanded the Lech Grzybowski battalion within the "Chrobry II" grouping. After the war, he was active in exile in the ranks of the Polish Socialist Party, edited the London-based "Polish Week," and was involved in the veterans' community. Graphic design by the author with the cooperation of Stanislaw Gliwa. The foreword was written by Gustaw Herling-Grudzinski. Pieces autographed and dedicated by the author: To colleague Erwin Dabrowski - a good, brave comrade in the fight against the German occupier - with very cordial greetings and a firm handshake.