Authors: Horbatenko V.P.

Summary: This book is a life and creative biography of Czeslaw Milosz, a great Polish poet, essayist, translator, political thinker, Nobel Prize laureate. As a chronicler of the 20th century who survived the German occupation, Soviet enslavement, and forced emigration, he fully fulfilled the mission of a leader in the uncompromising struggle against the suffocation of totalitarianism and the initiator of the formation of a family Europe — a collection of small homelands capable of carefully protecting their identity. The life and work of Czeslaw Milosz is a valuable source for understanding the multicultural mosaic of Europe, the peculiarities of the struggle of the Polish people for freedom and democracy, the interdependence of literature and politics, and the prospects for the formation of a new civilization.

ISBN 978-966-922-209-1

Responsible institutions: Koretsky Institute of State and Law of NAS of Ukraine

Published: Kyiv

Size in pages: 336

Print run: 300