Is it possible to estimate the scale of the harm done to Poles by the German occupier?

Slave labor, the destruction of consciousness and plans to exterminate the entire Polish nation. This is what Dariusz Kaliński writes about in the book "Balance of harms", which you can win in our competition.

In today's competition, we have for you three copies of the latest book by Dariusz Kaliński, entitled "Balance of harms. What the German occupation of Poland really looked like ”. To win one of them, you need to answer all the questions correctly and have a bit of luck during the drawing. Remember that you will find all the answers in our articles, including those published on the TwójHistoria.pl portal.

In today's competition, we have three copies of the latest book by Dariusz Kaliński under the title "Balance of harms. What the German occupation of Poland really looked like ”

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