Dziennik Franciszka Smolki, 1848-1849, w listach do ony

A collection of letters written by Franciszek Smolka, a Polish politician and journalist, to his wife Onufryna during a period of political turmoil and revolution in Europe. Smolka was actively involved in the Polish Spring, an unsuccessful attempt to gain greater autonomy and civil rights for Poland from the Russian Empire. His letters provide a vivid picture of the events and personalities of the time, as well as insights into his personal life and views. This edition includes an introduction and annotations by the editor, Stanis aw Smolka.
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