"Europe Selected. Krakow" is a comprehensive collection of essays and literary contributions that explore the cultural and historical significance of the city of Krakow. The texts come from a variety of renowned authors who offer different perspectives and insights into the rich history and cultural heritage of this important European city. The collection is of great value to both literature enthusiasts and those interested in the history and culture of Poland. The contributions are written in German and provide an in-depth examination of topics ranging from literature to philosophy. This anthology is an essential work for anyone looking to gain a better understanding of Krakow and its diverse facets.

• Includes contributions from prominent authors such as Alfred Döblin and Simon Wiesenthal
• Offers an interdisciplinary perspective on the culture and history of Krakow
• Hardcover binding ensures durability and an appealing presentation.