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TitoloPolish Catholics and the Jews during the Holocaust: heroism, timidity and collaboration

Autore

John T Pawlikowski

Call number940.531809438/0016

Numero oggetto05606J

Luogo di pubblicazioneNew Brunswick, New Jersey, United States

EditoreRutgers University Press

Anno di pubblicazione

2002

Paginazionepp107-119

MaterialeArticle

ISBN0813531586

NotesArticle from the book 'Contested memories: Poles and Jews during the Holocaust and its aftermath' pp107-119

Descrizione

Posits the theory that the direct cause of Polish-Catholic antisemitism during the 1930s was the perception that Jews, regardless of political persuasion, were the enemies of Poland

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