Pan Tadeusz

Set in the early 19th century during a tumultuous period in Polish history, the narrative unfolds over six days, capturing the essence of a nation divided among powerful neighbors. Through a blend of romance, conflict, and nostalgia, the epic poem explores themes of national identity and cultural heritage. Adam Mickiewicz weaves a rich tapestry of characters and events, reflecting the struggles and aspirations of the Polish-Lithuanian community during its disintegration from the political landscape of Europe.