About 1920 – In the Service of Sky and Homeland by Szymon Kościanowski
1920: In the Service of Sky and Homeland
Europe still bleeds from the Great War. In the East, the Bolsheviks march west, determined to erase Poland from the map. But above the trenches, a new kind of soldier rises — the Polish aviator, fighting not just for survival, but for the soul of a reborn nation.
Lieutenant Szymon Koscian soars into a war unlike any other. Amid dogfights and espionage, he uncovers scientific secrets buried since the dawn of time — a legacy that defies biology, history, and the very fate of humanity.
“1920: In the Service of Sky and Homeland” is an alternative history military adventure — a gripping blend of aerial warfare, mystery, and philosophical reflection on identity and destiny. A tribute to those who dared to fly higher when the world fell into chaos.
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Author Bio:
Szymon Kościanowski has always looked to the skies with wonder—not only through model kits and aviation literature, but through a deeper appreciation of flight as art, science, and passion. His academic path, culminating in postgraduate studies at the Faculty of Aviation and Air Defense at the National Defence University in Poland, gave this fascination structure and depth. While managing companies and leading interdisciplinary construction and technology projects in an international environment, he never lost touch with the sky. Writing became the next chapter in this lifelong flight.
