Stratus 29323 Hureczko - Historia Lotniska Twierdzy Przemyśl

Stratus 29323 Hureczko - Historia Lotniska Twierdzy Przemyśl is a unique publication for every aviation enthusiast, military history aficionado, and regionalist interested in the Podkarpacie region. The book, authored by Dariusz Karnas and Przemysław Chorążykiewicz, is published by the renowned Stratus publishing house, known for its top-quality historical and modeling monographs. The publication is prepared in Polish.

This title is not a typical guide to a military unit or a standard monograph. It is a comprehensive compendium of knowledge about the Hureczko airfield – one of the most important sites forming the military map of the Przemyśl Fortress. The authors present the development of aviation infrastructure from the beginnings of the airfield, through World War I, the interwar period, World War II, and up to modern times. The publication contains both an extensive historical overview and references to local and global events – as the Hureczko airfield played a role in combat and training operations over more than one hundred years.

• Country referenced in the description: Poland, with references to Austro-Hungarian, German, and Soviet military operations.
• Time span covered by the publication: from the end of the 19th century, through World War I, the interwar period, World War II (including the siege of the Przemyśl Fortress), to the post-war period and contemporary times.
• Product category: historical book, non-fiction literature, thematic publication dedicated to modelers, historians, and aviation fans.
• Edition material: high-quality coated paper, numerous black-and-white and color archival photographs, plans and illustrations, hardcover binding ensuring durability.

Stratus 29323 Hureczko is essential reading not only for modelers recreating historical dioramas or aircraft profiles, but also for those seeking reliable sources on military architecture and regional history. Thanks to the authors’ advanced research, the book dispels myths, provides previously unpublished material, and inspires further exploration of aviation history.

Recommended especially for: modelers and military historians, teachers, collectors, and all those who appreciate unique historical monographs. Level of advancement: 1/5 – easy to read, richly illustrated, also suitable for younger readers.