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""David from the East"" is a moving story about coming of age in a world that was falling apart before the eyes of an entire generation. Marcin Dorociński returns to a time when the silence of censorship blended with the first noise of a newborn freedom, and each day brought new challenges, fears, and unexpected opportunities. The author describes a childhood and youth spent in the final years of communism and the turbulent 1990s, when the country was changing faster than anyone could comprehend. His memories are not only a portrait of personal struggles, but also of an era in which growing up meant confronting the system, poverty, violence, uncertainty, and one's own limitations. Dorociński traces his journey from a boy in a small town to a man who had to redefine himself in a world without fixed points of reference. It is a book about the strength that rises from failure, and the courage shaped by everyday life-often difficult and chaotic. ""David from the East"" shows how a system and an environment can crush an individual, but also how determination and the will to survive can overcome even the greatest ""Goliaths."" Dorociński speaks with honesty and emotion about family, dreams, disappointments, first loves, and the turning points that changed his life forever. Against these personal stories emerges the image of a Poland learning freedom, responsibility, and the rebuilding of its own identity. ""David from the East"" is a powerful testament to the transformation of a man and a country. A book for those who want to understand not only the history of one life, but also the path of an entire generation that grew up between the end of an old world and the beginning of a new one.

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