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The research of an international team of scholars from Poland, Lithuania, Belarus and Ukraine aims to highlight the historical significance of the Union of Lublin in 1569, which marked the beginning of the Republic of Both Nations (Rzeczpospolita), a state consisting of the Crown of the Kingdom of Poland and the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. It should not be forgotten that the memory of the great state organism that was the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth functions differently in the memory of the states that are its successors. Much more work needs to be done, both historically and politically, to form a common vision of the past of the states that were once part of the Republic of the Two Nations. According to the editors, this publication should reflect the spirit of the former Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, but in a modern version, the version of the twenty-first century.

For a wide range of readers interested in analysing trends and drawing parallels to understand the course of history in general.