Scroll of Agony – Chaim A. Kaplan
Chaim Kaplan’s “Scroll of Agony” records the thoughts, emotions and observations of someone living through the nightmare of occupied Poland. Kaplan presents himself as a real...
Month : August 2018
Huge Destruction and Millions of Poles Killed
A short documentary presenting justifications for German war reparations to Poland....
Five Years in the Warsaw Ghetto – Bernard Goldstein
Bernard Goldstein spent the war in the Warsaw ghetto. In his book, he provides insights on the complete existence of the ghetto. He was one of...
A fragment of Hannah Arendt’s book, Eichman in Jerusalem. A report on the Banality of Evil
To a Jew this role of the Jewish leaders in the destruction of their own people is undoubtedly the darkest chapter of the whole dark story. It had been known about before, but...
Silent crime: During the Second World War, Germans kidnapped 200,000 Polish children. Only 30,000 came back.
It is not well known that during World War II, Germans implemented a systemic plan of abducting and germanizing Polish children who were deemed “racially...
Witold’s Report from Auschwitz
Foreword by Andrzej Duda, The President of The Republic of Poland: Cavalry Captain Witold Pilecki was one of the greatest heroes of Poland, Europe and the...
Poland regained the so-called Eissa’s archive documenting the efforts of Polish diplomats to save Jews
After nearly 75 years and more than one year negotiations, Poland regained the so-called Eissa archive. This is one of the largest collections documenting the...
Whoever Saves One Life ……
A documentary by Dr Ewa Kurek about nuns in Polish female convents saving Jewish children during the German occupation of Poland. [Youtube link]...
Two “Anti” Ideologies: Anti-Polonism and Anti-Semitism
PART I: ANTI-SEMITISM This article, which is divided into four parts, compares and contrasts two “anti” ideologies: anti-Polonism and anti-Semitism. Accusations of anti-Polonism do not...
“SIEGE” German Assault on Poland & Warsaw 1939
Filmed in 1939 and released in February 1940, Julien Bryan’s SIEGE was the first film to feature images of the invasion of Poland not created...