"**Uprising 44: Poland, War and the Metaphor of War**" is an epic book written by Australian historian Norman Davies. In his research, the author talks about the Polish uprising of 1944 - one of the most prominent strongholds in the history of Europe, which played a key role in the Second World War. The book "Uprising 44" describes in detail the liberation efforts of the Polish insurgents during the Warsaw Uprising, the stunning events and heroism they showed during the struggle against the Nazi occupiers. The author examines not only the events themselves, but also their significance in the context of the general events of the Second World War and their incendiary contribution to the future formation of Europe. Through detailed research and analysis, the book Uprising 44: Poland, War and the Metaphor of War makes the reader aware of the heroism of the Polish people in the face of a great threat, emphasizing the importance of memory and the study of history to preserve freedom and dignity."