On Poles Rescuing Jews. The Light in Hidden Places, by Sharon Cameron
The extraordinary story of Stefania Podgorska, a Polish teenager who chose bravery and humanity by hiding thirteen Jews in her attic during WWII — from...
Category : Polish/Jewish Relations
Jerzy Kosinski – The Painted Boy [Documentary film]
Jerzy Kosinski – The Painted Boy [Documentary film] A consummate literary hoaxer. His book, The Painted Bird, was the first major Holocaust hoax. It was...
Jewish Collaboration With the Nazis Existed Even at High Levels
Gates of Tears, by David Silberklang. 2014 Reviewed by Jan Peczkis Squarely Faces Jewish-Nazi Collaboration in Significant Detail. Mischaracterizes Jedwabne and the JUDENJAGD (Hunt for...
The Gebert Clan
The Gebert Clan From a Comintern agent to a fanatical hunter of “Polish anti-Semitism”, the Gebert family figures symbolize/represent two pupating stances of a...
The Polish diplomats who went out of their way to save Jews
New documents shed light on the massive rescue effort undertaken by the Polish government-in-exile during World War II. It was, to a large extent, orchestrated...
The Germans burned four Polish families alive just because they had been helping Jews. 33 Poles, including 20 children, were killed. The youngest was 7 months old.
Many of us are already familiar with the tragedy of the Ulma family. Unfortunately, there were many more such tragic cases during the Second World...
Media-Touted 1946 Anti-Polish Report Debunked
Review of: Department of State. 1946. The Jews of Poland Since the Liberation. Intelligence Report, United States Government. THIS MEDIA-BALLYHOOED POST-WWII U. S. GOVERNMENT REPORT,...
Norman Davies described in his autobiography how Israeli historian was instructing British scholars to classify Poles as „bystanders” during Holocaust.
80-year-old historian Norman Davies described in his recently released 800-page autobiography the way professor Yehuda Bauer was teaching young British historians how to deal...
Jewish Communist Groups in the Second Polish Republic
The work of Rudolf Korsch published in 1925 “Jewish subversive groups in Poland” and resumed years ago in the Third Polish Republic introduces readers to...