Jewish Source: Germans, Not Poles, Were Responsible for the Jedwabne Massacre
The Warriors, by Harold Zissman. 2005 Reviewed by Jan Peczkis This Jewish Source Affirms the Germans, and Not the Poles, as the Main (or Even...
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Rare Jewish Author Condemns Holocaust Pre-Eminence Because It Marginalizes Other Genocides
Holocaust Supremacism Repudiated Because It Slights the Genocides of Non-Jews [Review based on 1981 edition.] Jewish author Jacob Neusner notes that modes of thinking and...
Records Relating to the Katyn Forest Massacre, at the National Archives
Summary of Events Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union each invaded Poland in September of 1939, having divided the country into separate spheres of influence...
Neighbors, by Jan T. Gross
Reviewed by Marek Jan Chodakiewicz When faced with serious criticism of his book, Gross and his supporters resorted to the argument that the book’s main...
Hitler’s Pope? Not So Fast
by Marek Jan Chodakiewicz March 23, 2020 Professor Henry Kamen of Oxford was one of the fiercest detractors of the Supreme Sacred Congregation of the...
Less Than 1 in 1,000 Ethnic Poles Were Ever Convicted of Collaborating With the Nazis!
Political and Transitional Justice in Germany, Poland, and the Soviet Union…by Magnus Brechtken et al. (eds.) 2019 Reviewed by Jan Peczkis No “Polish Complicity in...
In the Krakow Area (at least), Jewish Denouncers Were More Common Than Polish Denouncers!
Zaglada Zydow W Krakowie, by Aleksander Bieberstein. 1959, 1985 Reviewed by Jan Peczkis Jan T. Gross Falsehoods Debunked THE DESTRUCTION OF THE JEWS OF KRAKOW....
Early Postwar Poland: Soviet camps in “liberated” Poland
The first NKVD camps were established right after the Red Army entered the eastern territories of the Commonwealth. New ones were created in Lublin...
“Poland’s Jews Didn’t Know Communism Was Violent and Totalitarian” Exculpation Debunked
Essential Papers on Jews and the Left, by Ezra Mendelsohn (Editor). 1997 Reviewed by Jan Peczkis This book centers on personages and political movements. It...
A Forgotten Odyssey – The Untold Story of 1,700,000 Poles Deported to Siberia in 1940 [five-part video]
In 1940, after Russia invaded Poland, Stalin deported 1.7 million Poles to slave labor camps in Siberia and Kazakhstan. Only one third of them survived....