King Matt the First

Janusz Korczak (1878–1942) – an outstanding Polish doctor, educator, and writer, who dedicated his entire life to other people's children. He opened an Orphan's Home in Warsaw, where children who lost their parents lived, studied, and were raised. Living a life worthy... of respect, Janusz Korczak died as a hero – during World War II, he perished in a concentration camp along with his little pupils, refusing the freedom offered to him.
One of the writer's most famous works – the tale «King Matt the First». It is the story of the kind and responsive young king Matt, who wholeheartedly wished to make the lives of people in his kingdom better. But how many difficulties and disappointments awaited him on this challenging, yet noble path!

Author: КОРЧАК Я.

Printhouse: Azbuka

Series: Bright Ribbon

Age restrictions: 0+

Year of publication: 2025

ISBN: 9785389234055

Number of pages: 192

Size: 165х235 mm

Cover type: Твердый переплет

Weight: 422 g

ID: 1499187

Janusz Korczak (1878–1942) – an outstanding Polish doctor, educator, and writer, who dedicated his entire life to other people's children. He opened an Orphan's Home in Warsaw, where children who lost their parents lived, studied, and were raised. Living a life worthy of respect, Janusz Korczak died as a hero – during World War II, he perished in a concentration camp along with his little pupils, refusing the freedom offered to him.
One of the writer's most famous works – the tale «King Matt the First». It is the story of the kind and responsive young king Matt, who wholeheartedly wished to make the lives of people in his kingdom better. But how many difficulties and disappointments awaited him on this challenging, yet noble path!

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