Poland's View Back Bodes Well for its Future:The Next Chapter

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Persecution In War and Postwar

Submitted by anita friedman, Oct 3, 2007 10:22

What an interesting review! Knowing what happened during World War II makes it hard to believe that we would ever see a Poland that is not anti-semitic. This enlightening piece highlights not only the painful facts but also-- and more importantly-- some amazing conclusions. The next chapter in Polish Jewish relations is unfolding and most people don't know it. Jewish life and especially positive Christian-Jewish relations are vibrant in large part because of the dialogue inspired by Mr.Gross. Democracy has created the pre-conditions for the societal introspection that precedes and enables prosperity. Thanks for this excellent review.

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My comment will be really short, since my knowledge about anti-semitism is not as broad as the above mentioned individuals. I... [MORE]	Lidia S.	Oct 3, 2007 23:48
Well-done Mr. Tartakovsky. Your article certainly shed a new light on what I had previously believed about the war. I... [MORE]	Bertram Wooster	Oct 3, 2007 16:30
Gross based his book on communist propaganda materials. Commmunist police used tortures to force witnesses to confirm fixed proof. Polish town Kielce... [MORE]	Stanley Sas	Oct 3, 2007 13:10
What an interesting review! Knowing what happened during World War II makes it hard to believe that we would ever...	anita friedman	Oct 3, 2007 10:22

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