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    Verlag: Bellona [2023], 2023

    8311168008 / 9788311168008

    • Softcover

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    Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. 20x14cm, 348 pages., Text entirely in Polish. "Slavic secrets". Speculative work on ancient Slavs.[At the head of cover: Zagadkowa bitwa nad Dolc (Tollense) ; At the bottom of cover: "Dagome Iudex" - prawda czy fasz o pastwie Mieszka I [The Mysterious Battle of the Valley (Tollense); "Dagome Iudex" - truth or falsehood about the state of Mieszko I. "The oldest history of Polish lands, as well as the fate of the Slavs, especially from the times before the adoption of Christianity, hide many secrets. Historians, archaeologists, linguists and other researchers are wondering how to interpret various finds and sources. There are many theories and hypotheses regarding the origin of individual peoples, their history, beliefs, customs, rulers and other characters appearing in legends and tales. Tomasz J. Kosiski, expert on ancient Slavic lands, author of, among others, "Genecle of the Slavs", "Faith of the Slavs", "Gods of the Slavs" and "Erotic life of the Slavs", dealt with such problems. In his latest book he tries to explain: who built the so-called Kujawy pyramids, i.e. stone tombs that are 5,500 years old, so older than the Egyptian pyramids and the English cult circle at Stonehenge? what does the vase from Bronocice with the oldest image of a horse-drawn cart in Europe tell us? was the Uralic settlement of Arkaim the ancestral cradle of the Slavs and the seat of the Vedas, i.e. wise men? what is the "Pomeranian Troy", i.e. who fought whom on the Doa River (German: Tollensee) in Mecklenburg in the 13th century BC? what did the Hyperboreans and Lugii have in common with the Slavs? what did ancient Slavs produce, sell and eat? why couldn't the Slavs be slaves to the Romans? What secrets are hidden in the document "Dagome Iudex", describing the state of Mieszko I? Anyone interested in the ancient history of the Slavs should read this publication" - translation of publisher's description].…