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Nazi attack on the Polish nation: towards a new understanding
TítuloThe Nazi attack on the Polish nation: towards a new understanding
Autor
Call number940.5318/0273
Número del objeto04677c
Lugar de publicaciónLanham, Maryland, United States
EditorialUniversity Press of America
Año de publicación
1996
Paginaciónpp 33-44
MaterialArticle
SerieStudies in the Shoah; vXVI
ISBN0761803750
NotesArticle from the book ' Holocaust and church struggle' pp 33-44
Descripción
Poland was home for centuries to the largest Jewish population in the world. Despite periods of anti-semitism Jews managed to create one of the fullest examples of community life Jews have ever known. Antisemitism had some impact in the way the Polish population reacted to the Nazi annihiliation of millions of Jews on its soil.
