Warsaw 1965/ Książka i Wiedza/ first edition/ publisher's binding, soft with paper wrapper/ 13x20cm/s.389/ black and white photo in front of text/ very good condition-, small scratch on upper edge of wrapper. Text clean.
Cover and wrapper designed by Przemyslaw Bytonski
Translated by Zofia Kierszys
First Polish edition
The 1930s, a small town in the southern United States. Atticus Finch, a lawyer and head of a family, defends a young black man accused of raping a poor white girl Mayella Ewell. A simple court case, due to pervasive racism, rises to prominence. In the daily struggle for black equality, the question of where the boundaries of human tolerance lie recurs like an echo. To Kill a Mockingbird is a harrowing story about childhood and a crisis of conscience. The moving story appeals to what is most precious about human life: love, compassion and kindness.