WW2 Polish Rather Die Fighting A Memoir of World War 2 Frank Blaichman Used Hardcover Reference Book

“WW2 Polish Rather Die Fighting: A Memoir of World War 2” by Frank Blaichman is a personal account detailing the author’s experiences as a partisan fighter during the Second World War. This used hardcover reference book provides a firsthand perspective of the Polish resistance, focusing on the challenges and operations faced by Blaichman and his comrades under Nazi occupation. Through his memoir, readers gain insight into the dynamics of partisan warfare, the everyday realities for resistance members, and the broader context of Polish involvement in World War II. The volume serves as a resource for studying both the individual experiences and collective struggles within occupied Poland. Presented in English, this edition is suitable for use as a reference or for inclusion in collections specializing in military history or World War II studies. The hardcover format ensures durability for continued research and examination. Condition is pre-owned, as indicated by the “used” designation in the title.  Total of 207 pages.