Jozef Pilsudski

Józef Piłsudski (1868-1935) Is The Heroic And Controversial Leader Of The Reconstituted Poland That Emerged Out Of World War I. He Was A Revolutionary Who Defeated The Red Armies Outside Of Warsaw And Although He Never Held An Elected Office, He Placed His Personal Stamp On The Development Of The Pre-war Polish Republic. In Some Ways He Was A Visionary For The Era (a Federation Of Eastern States, Free Education, Woman’s Suffrage) He Also Was Responsible For A Dominant Military Presence And A Coup Against The Elected Government. Dr. Lenkiewicz Examines The Life Of This Hero Of Poland Based On Original Documentation And People Who Knew Him.