Marzi #2

A young red-haired girl in a pink dress is lifted above a surging crowd of demonstrators — banners reading "KOMUNAZYC" and Polish flags swirling around her, a helicopter hovering ominously overhead — and the image alone captures the disorienting wonder of childhood set against seismic political change. This collected volume by Savoia and Sowa spans the years 1989–1992, framing Poland's turbulent transformation through the eyes of a child caught up in history far larger than herself. Published in 2022 under Dupuis's Aire Libre imprint, it's a quietly powerful work that finds intimacy and humanity at the heart of one of Europe's most dramatic modern chapters.