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No. Holocaust Studies and Materials (2013)

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1895-247X
eISSN:
2657-3571

Publication date:
2013-12-02

Section: Studies

The Image of Poles in the Writings of Jews from the Warsaw District

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Jacek Leociak, professor in the Institute of Literary Research of the Polish Academy of Sciences, head of the Holocaust Literature Studies Department and deputy chairman of the Academic Council of the Institute of Literary Research of the Polish Academy of Sciences. Deals with various forms of recording liminal experiences (including the experience of the Holocaust). Recent publications: Ratowanie. Opowieści Polaków i Żydów (2010), Spojrzenia na warszawskie getto (2011), and the new, revised, corrected, and extended Polish edition of Warsaw Ghetto. A Guide to the Perished City (co-author with Barbara Engelking, 2013).

Zagłada Żydów. Studia i Materiały, No. Holocaust Studies and Materials (2013), pages: 172-222

Publication date: 2013-02-20

https://doi.org/10.32927/zzsim.804

Abstract

This text analyzes personal documents, with emphasis laid on how certain Jews, authors of the works discussed, perceived Poles. It contains testimonies on the various aspects of Polish-Jewish relations during the occupation. In particular in focuses on: Anti-Jewish prejudice and stereotypes, the indifference of Poles toward the persecuted Jews, the actions of helpers and those aimed at offering aid to Jews, on acts of treason and violence, robbery and theft of Jewish property, as well as on acts of violence by Poles on Jews.

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Jacek. (2013). The Image of Poles in the Writings of Jews from the Warsaw District. Zagłada Żydów. Studia I Materiały, (Holocaust Studies and Materials), 172-222. https://doi.org/10.32927/zzsim.804

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                            View No. Holocaust Studies and Materials (2013)

No. Holocaust Studies and Materials (2013)

ISSN:
1895-247X
eISSN:
2657-3571

Data publikacji:
2013-12-02

Dział: Studies