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Actions Displays	Here is a broken city: Poles and Jews in Warsaw 1939-1943 Remove from selection Add to selection TitleHere is a broken city: Poles and Jews in Warsaw 1939-1943 Author Krystyna Wyszogrodzki Call number943.004924/0026 Object number04582d Place of publicationMelbourne, Victoria, Australia PublisherUniversity of Melbourne, History Department Year of publication 1997 Physical descriptionpp195-219 MaterialArticle Series titleMelbourne University History Monograph 22 ISBN0732512611 NotesArticle from the book 'History on the edge' pp195-219 Description This essay describes the effects of the imposed wall on two societies which had co-existed for hundreds of years on the same land. From 1939 until the end of the Warsaw uprising the wall was real. The author addresses the reaction of the Poles to the plight of the Jews at the hands of the Nazis.

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Here is a broken city: Poles and Jews in Warsaw 1939-1943

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TitleHere is a broken city: Poles and Jews in Warsaw 1939-1943

Author

Krystyna Wyszogrodzki

Call number943.004924/0026

Object number04582d

Place of publicationMelbourne, Victoria, Australia

PublisherUniversity of Melbourne, History Department

Year of publication

1997

Physical descriptionpp195-219

MaterialArticle

Series titleMelbourne University History Monograph 22

ISBN0732512611

NotesArticle from the book 'History on the edge' pp195-219

Description

This essay describes the effects of the imposed wall on two societies which had co-existed for hundreds of years on the same land. From 1939 until the end of the Warsaw uprising the wall was real. The author addresses the reaction of the Poles to the plight of the Jews at the hands of the Nazis.

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