Forgotten Exodus – When the Jews left Poland
By: Daniel Korski
Poland, 1968: the last pogrom
March ‘68 – memories of Lublin emigrants
By: Krystyna Modrzewska Source On the eve of the March 1968 anti-Semitic campaign, there were about 450 people of Jewish origin living in Lublin and the Lublin region. Around 120 of them left the region in the years 1968-1972. How did people of Jewish origin who lived in Lublin at that time perceive the events[…..]
March Began in June: My “Processed” Trauma
Anna Frajlich-Zajac Poet, Senior Lecturer Emerita of Columbia University Source: The Ghost of Shakespeare: Collected Essays The Ghost of Shakespeare: Collected Essays by Anna Frajlich
March 1968: Different Things to Different People
Poland Reckons With Its 1968 Campaign Against Jews
Poland Refuses to Confront Its 1968 Antisemitic Pogrom Against Jews
March 1968 and the Contest of Memories
Communists Against Jews: the Anti-Zionist Campaign in Poland in 1968
The Return of History – Poland Struggles to Escape Its Anti-semitic Past
By: Philip Boyes After the collapse of the Soviet system in 1989, it was anticipated that Western-style liberal democracy would take root across the former Eastern bloc. Authoritarian regimes in Czechoslovakia, Hungary and Poland that had been governed by dead Marxist orthodoxies would inevitably embrace liberal norms. Instead, those countries are now ruled by a[…..]
