farewell to gentry's province; 1951) (Dawn of the Slavic tomorrow; 1952) (White front, 1953) (Tales of living matter; 1954) (Moored; 1955) (It's about Poland; 1956) (Archeological excerpts: reports; 1956; latest Polish edition 2009; ) (Traces of battles; 1957; latest Polish edition 2009; ) (Country at Yangtze; 1957; latest Polish edition from 2008 uses the Kraj na Jangcy title; ) (Two ways; 1959; latest Polish edition 2009; ) (Thoughts about Old Poland; 1960; latest Polish edition 1990; ) (1960; latest Polish edition 2007; ), translated as Piast Poland (1985; ) (Slavic genealogy; 1961, latest Polish edition 2008; ) (Only about History; 1962, latest Polish edition 2009; ) (1963; latest Polish edition 2007; ), translated as Jagiellonian Poland (1978; ) (Three chroniclers; 1964; latest Polish edition 2008; ) (Last of the Family; 1965; latest Polish edition 2009; ) (1967–1972), translated as The Commonwealth of Both Nations; 1987, ), often published in three separate volumes: (1967; latest Polish edition 2007; ), translated as The Commonwealth of Both Nations I: The Silver Age (1992; ) (1967; latest Polish edition 2007; )), translated as '''The Commonwealth of Both Nations II: Calamity of the Realm (1992; ) (1972; latest Polish edition 2007; ), translated as The Commonwealth of Both Nations III: A Tale of Agony (1992; ) (Thoughts on Civil War; 1978; latest Polish edition 2008) (Diary; 1985; latest Polish edition 2007; ) (Polish Anarchy; 1988; latest Polish edition 2008; ) Awards Medals: Order of Polonia Restituta, Grand Cross, awarded on 3 May 2007 (posthumously) Order of Polonia Restituta, Knight's Cross, awarded on 22 July 1956 Cross of Valour, awarded by the Wilno Region Headquarters of Home Army in 1944, confirmed by Polish Ministry of Defense in 1967 Home Army Cross, awarded in 1967 in London Awards: 2007 laureate of Poland's "Custodian of National Memory" Prize. See also History of Poland References Further reading Brandys, Marian, Jasienica i inni (Jasienica and Others), Warsaw, Iskry, 1995, Wiaderny, Bernard Paweł Jasienica: Fragment biografii, wrzesien 1939 – brygada Łupaszki, 1945 (Paweł Jasienica: Fragment of a Biography, September 1939 – Łupaszko's Brigade, 1945); Warsaw, Antyk Beynar-Czeczott, Ewa Mój ojciec Paweł Jasienica'' (My father Paweł Jasienica); Prószyński i S-ka 2006, ) 1909 births 1970 deaths People from Ulyanovsk People from Simbirsky Uyezd Home Army members PAX Association members 20th-century Polish historians Polish male non-fiction writers Polish military personnel of World War II Recipients of the Order of Polonia Restituta (1944–1989) Vilnius