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It's titled "The Bastille Lie" and it's written by Andrzej Marceli Cisek - a medical electronics engineer.

"The Bastille Lie" is a book written with incredible passion. It will undoubtedly be considered controversial by many historians. The author does not hide his sympathies and antipathies. It is a truly revolutionary way of looking at the Revolution!

Andrzej Cisek studied at the Warsaw University and University of Technology, and Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute. He holds a Master of Science in Engineering specializing in medical electronics. He is the founder of the Americans for Independent Poland association and a long-time member of the Council of the Józef Piłsudski Institute in New York. He is the author of numerous articles published in the Polish broadcast and underground press.

And here I hesitated, holding the book in my hand. But i decided to leaf through it.

It's a book that hates frev as i can see. The words and sentences that caught my eye were:

- "LEFTISTS. LEFTISTS!!!!"

- "The cult of evil and death"

- "Robespierre, as a child, was hated by his peers because he was a snitch"

- "Robespierre hated women" (I may be wrong here, but i think instead of open misogyny, he was more of a fan of patriarchy. Feel free to correct me if you have any historical sources that indicate otherwise.) "But he had a love interest who rejected him (?)"

- "Robespierre had a mistress in Paris whom he kept and then threw out"

- "Robespierre liked the attentions of old Duplay's ugly daughter" (what, ugly?? xD After all, in the famous painting, Eléonore Duplay is quite attractive...)

After that, I closed the book and put it back on the shelf.

Niestety, też widziałam wspominaną książkę ale nie skojarzyłam jej z tym autorem 😭

Przeglądając ją, aż czułam ten jad sączący się spod kartek. Szczególnie w rozdziale o Robespierre'rze, na którym się na dłużej zatrzymałam.

Ale wygląda na to, że oboje ją przeczytamy! Przynajmniej będę miała powód, żeby zrobić głębszy research na temat Rewolucji i obalić ewentualne mity autora.

Ale z plusów to może przynajmniej nie będzie aż tak drewniana książka jak to Polacy mają w zwyczaju pisać. (Może dlatego że autor nie jest historykiem XD, z wejściem w mury uczelni tracisz umiejętność pisania.

It's titled "The Bastille Lie" and it's written by Andrzej Marceli Cisek - a medical electronics engineer.

"The Bastille Lie" is a book written with incredible passion. It will undoubtedly be considered controversial by many historians. The author does not hide his sympathies and antipathies. It is a truly revolutionary way of looking at the Revolution!

Andrzej Cisek studied at the Warsaw University and University of Technology, and Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute. He holds a Master of Science in Engineering specializing in medical electronics. He is the founder of the Americans for Independent Poland association and a long-time member of the Council of the Józef Piłsudski Institute in New York. He is the author of numerous articles published in the Polish broadcast and underground press.

And here I hesitated, holding the book in my hand. But i decided to leaf through it.

It's a book that hates frev as i can see. The words and sentences that caught my eye were:

- "LEFTISTS. LEFTISTS!!!!"

- "The cult of evil and death"

- "Robespierre, as a child, was hated by his peers because he was a snitch"

- "Robespierre hated women" (I may be wrong here, but i think instead of open misogyny, he was more of a fan of patriarchy. Feel free to correct me if you have any historical sources that indicate otherwise.) "But he had a love interest who rejected him (?)"

- "Robespierre had a mistress in Paris whom he kept and then threw out"

- "Robespierre liked the attentions of old Duplay's ugly daughter" (what, ugly?? xD After all, in the famous painting, Eléonore Duplay is quite attractive...)

After that, I closed the book and put it back on the shelf.

Niestety, też widziałam wspominaną książkę ale nie skojarzyłam jej z tym autorem 😭

Is this an art blog? Not really.

Do I have 19,990 unfinished drafts on various interesting topics (imo)? Naturally.

Is there an unfinished Bonchamps in the room judging me? Of course there is.

Did I spend 50 minutes sketching what I choose to believe is Lucille in charcoal because I randomly found an old charcoal set? Of course I did.