Stolice Polski, 963-1138

Stolice Polski, 963-1138 is a historical study by Oswald Balzer, examining the capital cities of Poland during the early Piast dynasty. Published in 1916, this work delves into the political and geographical significance of various Polish capitals between 963 and 1138, offering insights into the kingdom's formative years. Balzer's detailed analysis explores the shifting centers of power and their impact on the development of the Polish state. This book remains a valuable resource for scholars and history enthusiasts interested in the medieval history of Poland.
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