Europe is dying - not with a bang, but in silence. It renounces its roots, loses its faith, and severs its identity. This book is a short, sharp civilizational manifesto that asks the questions politicians are afraid to face. Each chapter is concise, direct, and uncompromising - a voice of resistance against the dismantling of European culture and spirit. Covered themes: - demographic suicide, - loss of identity, - technocracy, - ideological domination, - border collapse, - death of meaning. What's surprising? Even readers who normally avoid historical or political books found themselves intrigued. Critics of history admit - this topic is hard to ignore. About the author: Mateusz Winiecki - a Pole living in the Netherlands, an independent observer of his time. He doesn't speak from a podium, but from inner necessity. He writes because he refuses to stay silent. For those who haven't forgotten. For those who still feel.