Monuments of native literature volume II notebook 3 Krasinski
Series of the Publishing House of the Office of Education and School Affairs comprising a selection of texts by the most valuable Polish writers, short biographies and characteristics of their works
Year of publication: London 1942, Biblioteka Polska na Emigracji, Wydawnictwo Urzędu Oświaty i Spraw Szkolnych
s. [2], 191-268 [continuous printing from the first volume].
Format: 20.5 x 14.5
Binding: publisher's booklet
Condition: complete and coherent, no signatures in the text, on two pages minor mark in the text [pencil], foreign signature on the second page [pen], [provenance: on the face stamp "Polish YMCA Ekipa Polowa "*, on the title page signature "Bibl. Polish school in Hüster"], minimal tear on edge of 1 f., partial detachment of page block from spine [no harm to book integrity], cover with discoloration/scuffing and minor creases
*The Union of Christian Youth "Polish YMCA". - A youth social organization, built on the programmatic basis of the international YMCA organization, whose purpose is to carry out caring, charitable, as well as educational and upbringing activities in the Christian spirit. The Polish YMCA was founded in 1923, when the now-independent Poland was left by members of the American YMCA (Young Men's Christian Association), who arrived with General Jozef Haller's army, bringing material and moral aid to the war-disadvantaged.
