Category : Polish/Jewish Relations

Paulinów is a small village located in the eastern part of the Masovia Province. During the war, when these areas were under German occupation, the...

Dr Mateusz Szpytma points out that “providing help to Jews during World War II was equally dangerous, and maybe even more so than participating in...

Bitter Tantrums and Buried History The Current Holocaust Controversy Between Israel and Poland by Max Denken • March 11, 2018  First published at http://www.unz.com/article/bitter-tantrums-and-buried-history/   Part 1:...

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issued by Intitute of National Rememberance (IPN) Public dissemination of counter-factual information on the number of Jews killed by Polish people outside the ghettos between...

ZEGOTA-Council for Aid to Jews in Occupied Poland(1939-1945) was the only government-sponsored (London-based Polish Government-in-Exile) social welfare agency established to rescue Jews in German-occupied EUROPE....

Barbara Szymanska Makuch tells her story – interview People are far stronger than one can ever imagine. Horses are weaker.” Barbara Makuch Barbara Szymanska first...

The murder of Jews in the village of Jedwabne in 1941 became the tool of the very heinous and massive propaganda against Poland. This aggressive...