Jędrzej Giertych wierny Kontynuator Myśli..

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The book features a collection of essays and reflections on Jędrzej Giertych, highlighting his contributions to Polish thought and culture. It begins with Rafał Mossakowski's portrayal of Giertych as a significant figure, followed by Prof. Maciej Giertych's personal memories of his father within the context of family and national life. Arkadiusz Miksa discusses Giertych's life and creative output, while Adam Śmiech defends his legacy and reputation in Poland. Jan Engelgard examines the relationship between Giertych and Myśl Polska in London, and Dr. Maciej Motas analyzes his political thoughts regarding Western and Northern Poland. Jerzy Zieliński shares personal memories of Giertych from the 1980s, and Kamil Klimczak explores Giertych's involvement with the Catholic Tradition movement post-Vatican II. Piotr Błaszkowski reflects on Giertych's perception among young national circles in 1980s Poland. The book also includes several annexes, detailing Giertych's role in preserving the legacy of Professor Feliks Koneczny, insights from Wiesław Koneczny, and discussions on the historical implications of Polish-German relations in Giertych's historiography. Additionally, Mateusz Kotas addresses Giertych's literary legacy housed in the National Movement Tradition Museum.