The Guerrilla Zamosc Uprising. Poles and Not Only Jews Experience Second-Generation Trauma
A Little Annihilation: A Memoir, by Anna Janko. 2020 Reviewed by Jan Peczkis Lasting Zamosc Trauma? Consider the fact that the Jews’ Holocaust has gotten...
Category : Polish Experience
August Decree Manipulations: The Soviet-Imposed Communist Authorities Smear Polish Freedom Fighters as Nazi Collaborators and Jew Killers
Przestepstwa Okupacyjne W Polskim Prawie Karnym z Lat 1944-1956 Occupational Offenses in The Polish Penal Law in The Years 1944-1956 by Andrzej Pasek. 2002...
Polnische Polizei: Poles Forced to Serve Germans. Minimal Collaboration
Granatowa w Generalnym Gubernatorstwie w Latach 1939-1945 The Blue Police in the General Government in the years 1939-1945 by Tomasz Domanski and Edyta Majcher-Ociosy (eds.),...
Polish Authors Reporting from the Gulag: 8 Key Books
Author: Mikołaj Gliński Published: Apr 12 2021 Poles were among the first victims of the murderous system of the gulag. They were also among the first...
Judeocentric Myths About Nazi German Concentration Camps. Poles at Mauthausen and Auschwitz-Birkenau
My Journey From Auschwitz to Buckingham Palace By K. T. Czelny. 1994 Reviewed by Jan Peczkis This book recounts the experiences of a Pole who...
Russian Imperialism Before Communism: Poland Under the Boot of Tsarist Russia. A Firsthand Account
Seven Months’ Residence in Russian Poland in 1863 by Fontescue L. M. Anderson. 1864 Reviewed by Jan Peczkis The author was an Englishman...
Polocaust Cultural Genocide: The Furor Teutonicus Sweeps Over Germany-Ruled Poland
Cultural Losses of Poland During the German Occupation 1939-1944, with Original Documents of the Looting by Karol Estreicher Jr., 2003 Reviewed by Jan Peczkis This...
Poles at the Nazi German Concentration Camp Auschwitz: A Classic
We Were in Auschwitz by Janusz Nel Siedlecki, Krystyn Olszewski, and Tadeusz Borowski. 1946 Reviewed by Jan Peczkis The Many Victims of Extermination Camp Auschwitz...
Jewish Communists: One of the beasts in the Soviet “liberated” Poland
The war did not end in 1945 for the Poles. Instead, one brutal occupation replaced another. Some Poles considered the Soviet era worse than the...
A German Nazi camp for Polish children in Łódź.
The concept of establishing a camp for Polish children appeared as early as in the summer of 1941. Its originator was the head of the...