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“National Megalomania” by Jan St. Bystroń, published by the Rój publishing house in Warsaw in 1935, is a provocative and still relevant treatise on nationalism and its dangerous consequences. In it, Bystroń, a prominent sociologist and historian, analyzes the phenomenon of national megalomania, understood as an exaggerated exaltation of one’s own nation combined with a disregard for others. The book is harsh in its judgment, criticizing blind patriotism and its potential threat to historical memory and peaceful international relations. Based on analysis of historical examples and sociological observations, the author warns of the dangers of extreme national attitudes and their destructive impact on society. “National Megalomania” is not only an important historical document, but also a disturbingly predictive text whose content remains relevant today.
The unique character of this copy is highlighted by its exceptional binding. Made of high-quality fine leather by the Polish Antiquarian Bookbindery, it gives the book a unique and elegant look. Hand finishing guarantees durability and exclusivity, making it an object of desire for collectors and bibliophiles. Owning such a book is not only an investment in an important monument of social thought, but also a prestigious image element, testifying to refined taste and interest in history. On the antiquarian market, copies of ?National Megalomania? from 1935 are rare, which further emphasizes their investment and collector value. The book is not only a valuable item in the collection, but also an extremely interesting subject of study and discussion.