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Days of the Fighting Capital is an exceptional book - a record of sixty-seven docu*entaries on the insurgent Warsaw. They were broadcast in the Polish Radio III program from July 30 to October 4, 1981, and were reproduced by the Polish Broadcasting Station of Radio Free Europe in 1984. The great value of Władysław Bartoszewski's book is many often unknown photos - from the resources of the Warsaw Uprising Museum - showing the lives of insurgents and civilians of Warsaw from July 31 to October 4, 1944. Lire la suite Hardly any woman realizes that she should not play with the feelings of a man. When Alice breaks the engagement, Jack begins to plan revenge obsessively. He rents a flat, transforms it into a kind of prison - all with Alice in mind. The gi*l falls victim to carefully thought-out to*ture, in which the pain of humiliation mixes with physical pleasure. At some point, however, the nu*ity ceases to be embarras*ing, brutal se* is no longer ra*e, and Jack's ki*ky whims is for Alice Alex McKenzie, the fiery owner of the bookshop, celebrates the magic spells because she does not want to sell her family home. The only rescue - richly getting married. Alexa did not foresee that as a bridegroom, she would conjure up an influential businessman and, at the same time, the elder brother of a best friend who broke her heart years ago. The rich architect Nick Ryan does not smoke for a marriage, but if he wants to inherit the construction company of his uncle, he must find the novel Wilk. The death of the banker is set in the environment of Polish yuppies from the banking sector. In mysterious circu*stances, one of the directors of the brokerage house is murdered. A private detective, a former policeman and an uopowiec, an incorrigible womanizer, Tomasz Wilk, gets an order to find the perpetrator. He sets off in the footsteps of financial combinations, discovering that