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Poland was partitioned and ceased to exist during the 18th century.For centuries, almost from the times of its creation and to the final participation of Poland, the Polish state was utterly friendly to the Jews. The number of the Jews living there highly exceeded the numbers in any other parts of Europe, and what is more important they experienced great freedoms; persecutions especially organized ones were quite a rare.
The situation began to differ when Poland became a part of neighboring empires. Anti-Jewish sentiments were growing since then and according to some opinions they were encouraged by occupying authorities, especially in the Russian Empire.
During WWII a catastrophe occurred when 90 percent of them were persecuted. There are various accounts about the Poles and their role in this. From the one hand, the Poles exceed other nations among the Righteous and the level of collaborators with the Nazis is low.
From the other, some Poles also took part in atrocities and as a whole they were quite passive in defending the Jews. Moreover, those rescuers were often condemned by their neighbours and even after the Nazis were defeated they experienced harassment and some of them were forced to leave their places.
I know that on this forum there are many people with Jewish origin. What is your opinion about the Poles and their role in WWII?
Others are also welcomed with their opinions about the matter.
Jews did well in Poland ONLY FOR A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME---
15 th and 16th century. HOWEVER the jewish population had
DURING THAT TIME enlarged and continued fairly well and
virtually AUTONOMOUSLY until the 18th century when the church
shit hit the fan
Jews are not of Polish origin in the end. They were immigrants.The situation began to differ when Poland became a part of neighboring empires. Anti-Jewish sentiments were growing since then
It is old good poor Poland story, surrounded by savages, ect.
The majority of Poland's Jews in the end spoke a dialect of German Yiddish (Mostly)
and identified as Russian Jews (Mostly)
They simply weren't a integral part of Poland, ever.
polish jews ID as Polish jews-------excluded from society by
catholic polish pigs for centuries------including from SCHOOLS
Jews did well in Poland ONLY FOR A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME---
15 th and 16th century. HOWEVER the jewish population had
DURING THAT TIME enlarged and continued fairly well and
virtually AUTONOMOUSLY until the 18th century when the church
shit hit the fan
Jews made up 1/3rd of doctors, 1/2 of lawyers & 1/10th of Poland.
You're a liar.
Jews are not of Polish origin in the end. They were immigrants.The situation began to differ when Poland became a part of neighboring empires. Anti-Jewish sentiments were growing since then
It is old good poor Poland story, surrounded by savages, ect.
The majority of Poland's Jews in the end spoke a dialect of German Yiddish (Mostly)
and identified as Russian Jews (Mostly)
They simply weren't a integral part of Poland, ever.
polish jews ID as Polish jews-------excluded from society by
catholic polish pigs for centuries------including from SCHOOLS
Source for Jews being excluded from Polish society?
Poland was partitioned and ceased to exist during the 18th century.For centuries, almost from the times of its creation and to the final participation of Poland, the Polish state was utterly friendly to the Jews. The number of the Jews living there highly exceeded the numbers in any other parts of Europe, and what is more important they experienced great freedoms; persecutions especially organized ones were quite a rare.
The situation began to differ when Poland became a part of neighboring empires. Anti-Jewish sentiments were growing since then and according to some opinions they were encouraged by occupying authorities, especially in the Russian Empire.
During WWII a catastrophe occurred when 90 percent of them were persecuted. There are various accounts about the Poles and their role in this. From the one hand, the Poles exceed other nations among the Righteous and the level of collaborators with the Nazis is low.
From the other, some Poles also took part in atrocities and as a whole they were quite passive in defending the Jews. Moreover, those rescuers were often condemned by their neighbours and even after the Nazis were defeated they experienced harassment and some of them were forced to leave their places.
I know that on this forum there are many people with Jewish origin. What is your opinion about the Poles and their role in WWII?
Others are also welcomed with their opinions about the matter.
Hmm and here I thought it was Austria, Russia and Prussia..Poland was partitioned and ceased to exist during the 18th century.For centuries, almost from the times of its creation and to the final participation of Poland, the Polish state was utterly friendly to the Jews. The number of the Jews living there highly exceeded the numbers in any other parts of Europe, and what is more important they experienced great freedoms; persecutions especially organized ones were quite a rare.
The situation began to differ when Poland became a part of neighboring empires. Anti-Jewish sentiments were growing since then and according to some opinions they were encouraged by occupying authorities, especially in the Russian Empire.
During WWII a catastrophe occurred when 90 percent of them were persecuted. There are various accounts about the Poles and their role in this. From the one hand, the Poles exceed other nations among the Righteous and the level of collaborators with the Nazis is low.
From the other, some Poles also took part in atrocities and as a whole they were quite passive in defending the Jews. Moreover, those rescuers were often condemned by their neighbours and even after the Nazis were defeated they experienced harassment and some of them were forced to leave their places.
I know that on this forum there are many people with Jewish origin. What is your opinion about the Poles and their role in WWII?
Others are also welcomed with their opinions about the matter.
Jewish bankers helped bring on the Partitions of Poland.
Jews did well in Poland ONLY FOR A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME---
15 th and 16th century. HOWEVER the jewish population had
DURING THAT TIME enlarged and continued fairly well and
virtually AUTONOMOUSLY until the 18th century when the church
shit hit the fan
Jews made up 1/3rd of doctors, 1/2 of lawyers & 1/10th of Poland.
You're a liar.
jews were doctors even in catholic countries during the INQUISITION ---
AND in muslim countries as DHIMMIS The jews of east Europe
are ALL LAWYERS-------ask any jew what a LITVAK is (hint---
east Europe jew lawyer) Jews were also the Pharmacists
(alchemists) Jews seeking "higher" education had to FIND a
place that did not REQUIRE baptism----like sometimes France----or
times Russia or sometimes here or there Jews were unique in
Poland compared to the rest of the population-----LITERATE
This figures don't favor the Polish too much, do they?Jews did well in Poland ONLY FOR A SHORT PERIOD OF TIME---
15 th and 16th century. HOWEVER the jewish population had
DURING THAT TIME enlarged and continued fairly well and
virtually AUTONOMOUSLY until the 18th century when the church
shit hit the fan
Jews made up 1/3rd of doctors, 1/2 of lawyers & 1/10th of Poland.
You're a liar.
Poland was partitioned and ceased to exist during the 18th century.For centuries, almost from the times of its creation and to the final participation of Poland, the Polish state was utterly friendly to the Jews. The number of the Jews living there highly exceeded the numbers in any other parts of Europe, and what is more important they experienced great freedoms; persecutions especially organized ones were quite a rare.
The situation began to differ when Poland became a part of neighboring empires. Anti-Jewish sentiments were growing since then and according to some opinions they were encouraged by occupying authorities, especially in the Russian Empire.
During WWII a catastrophe occurred when 90 percent of them were persecuted. There are various accounts about the Poles and their role in this. From the one hand, the Poles exceed other nations among the Righteous and the level of collaborators with the Nazis is low.
From the other, some Poles also took part in atrocities and as a whole they were quite passive in defending the Jews. Moreover, those rescuers were often condemned by their neighbours and even after the Nazis were defeated they experienced harassment and some of them were forced to leave their places.
I know that on this forum there are many people with Jewish origin. What is your opinion about the Poles and their role in WWII?
Others are also welcomed with their opinions about the matter.
Jewish bankers helped bring on the Partitions of Poland.
Hmm and here I thought it was Austria, Russia and Prussia..Poland was partitioned and ceased to exist during the 18th century.For centuries, almost from the times of its creation and to the final participation of Poland, the Polish state was utterly friendly to the Jews. The number of the Jews living there highly exceeded the numbers in any other parts of Europe, and what is more important they experienced great freedoms; persecutions especially organized ones were quite a rare.
The situation began to differ when Poland became a part of neighboring empires. Anti-Jewish sentiments were growing since then and according to some opinions they were encouraged by occupying authorities, especially in the Russian Empire.
During WWII a catastrophe occurred when 90 percent of them were persecuted. There are various accounts about the Poles and their role in this. From the one hand, the Poles exceed other nations among the Righteous and the level of collaborators with the Nazis is low.
From the other, some Poles also took part in atrocities and as a whole they were quite passive in defending the Jews. Moreover, those rescuers were often condemned by their neighbours and even after the Nazis were defeated they experienced harassment and some of them were forced to leave their places.
I know that on this forum there are many people with Jewish origin. What is your opinion about the Poles and their role in WWII?
Others are also welcomed with their opinions about the matter.
Jewish bankers helped bring on the Partitions of Poland.
Hmm and here I thought it was Austria, Russia and Prussia..Poland was partitioned and ceased to exist during the 18th century.For centuries, almost from the times of its creation and to the final participation of Poland, the Polish state was utterly friendly to the Jews. The number of the Jews living there highly exceeded the numbers in any other parts of Europe, and what is more important they experienced great freedoms; persecutions especially organized ones were quite a rare.
The situation began to differ when Poland became a part of neighboring empires. Anti-Jewish sentiments were growing since then and according to some opinions they were encouraged by occupying authorities, especially in the Russian Empire.
During WWII a catastrophe occurred when 90 percent of them were persecuted. There are various accounts about the Poles and their role in this. From the one hand, the Poles exceed other nations among the Righteous and the level of collaborators with the Nazis is low.
From the other, some Poles also took part in atrocities and as a whole they were quite passive in defending the Jews. Moreover, those rescuers were often condemned by their neighbours and even after the Nazis were defeated they experienced harassment and some of them were forced to leave their places.
I know that on this forum there are many people with Jewish origin. What is your opinion about the Poles and their role in WWII?
Others are also welcomed with their opinions about the matter.
Jewish bankers helped bring on the Partitions of Poland.
mostly, it was Muscovy and Prussia, Austria took what was given to her. 0 Jewish what so ever involvement of cos
The " Jewish bankers " supplied our case as well. bad timing killed RP both nationsHmm and here I thought it was Austria, Russia and Prussia..Poland was partitioned and ceased to exist during the 18th century.For centuries, almost from the times of its creation and to the final participation of Poland, the Polish state was utterly friendly to the Jews. The number of the Jews living there highly exceeded the numbers in any other parts of Europe, and what is more important they experienced great freedoms; persecutions especially organized ones were quite a rare.
The situation began to differ when Poland became a part of neighboring empires. Anti-Jewish sentiments were growing since then and according to some opinions they were encouraged by occupying authorities, especially in the Russian Empire.
During WWII a catastrophe occurred when 90 percent of them were persecuted. There are various accounts about the Poles and their role in this. From the one hand, the Poles exceed other nations among the Righteous and the level of collaborators with the Nazis is low.
From the other, some Poles also took part in atrocities and as a whole they were quite passive in defending the Jews. Moreover, those rescuers were often condemned by their neighbours and even after the Nazis were defeated they experienced harassment and some of them were forced to leave their places.
I know that on this forum there are many people with Jewish origin. What is your opinion about the Poles and their role in WWII?
Others are also welcomed with their opinions about the matter.
Jewish bankers helped bring on the Partitions of Poland.
mostly, it was Muscovy and Prussia, Austria took what was given to her. 0 Jewish what so ever involvement of cos
Jewish financiers / bankers who supplied the Prussian army invading Poland, include Itzig Jacob, Salomon Neumann, Michael Schweitzer, Itzig Kampner, and Baruch Chemiak.
While Jewish banker Shmul Zybtkower supplied the invading Russian army.
Jewish coin experts Herz Moses Gumpertz, Moses Isaak and Daniel Itzig debased the Polish currency during the Partitions.
The Jewish Economic Elite
Warsaw. The Jewish Metropolis
YIVO | Zbytkower, Shmul
Avalanche Press
The " Jewish bankers " supplied our case as well. bad timing killed RP both nationsHmm and here I thought it was Austria, Russia and Prussia..Poland was partitioned and ceased to exist during the 18th century.
Jewish bankers helped bring on the Partitions of Poland.
mostly, it was Muscovy and Prussia, Austria took what was given to her. 0 Jewish what so ever involvement of cos
Jewish financiers / bankers who supplied the Prussian army invading Poland, include Itzig Jacob, Salomon Neumann, Michael Schweitzer, Itzig Kampner, and Baruch Chemiak.
While Jewish banker Shmul Zybtkower supplied the invading Russian army.
Jewish coin experts Herz Moses Gumpertz, Moses Isaak and Daniel Itzig debased the Polish currency during the Partitions.
The Jewish Economic Elite
Warsaw. The Jewish Metropolis
YIVO | Zbytkower, Shmul
Avalanche Press
man, take a chill pillThe " Jewish bankers " supplied our case as well. bad timing killed RP both nationsHmm and here I thought it was Austria, Russia and Prussia..Jewish bankers helped bring on the Partitions of Poland.
mostly, it was Muscovy and Prussia, Austria took what was given to her. 0 Jewish what so ever involvement of cos
Jewish financiers / bankers who supplied the Prussian army invading Poland, include Itzig Jacob, Salomon Neumann, Michael Schweitzer, Itzig Kampner, and Baruch Chemiak.
While Jewish banker Shmul Zybtkower supplied the invading Russian army.
Jewish coin experts Herz Moses Gumpertz, Moses Isaak and Daniel Itzig debased the Polish currency during the Partitions.
The Jewish Economic Elite
Warsaw. The Jewish Metropolis
YIVO | Zbytkower, Shmul
Avalanche Press
What case is that?
The Jewish case?
Jews are not of Polish origin in the end. They were immigrants.The situation began to differ when Poland became a part of neighboring empires. Anti-Jewish sentiments were growing since then
It is old good poor Poland story, surrounded by savages, ect.
The majority of Poland's Jews in the end spoke a dialect of German Yiddish (Mostly)
and identified as Russian Jews (Mostly)
They simply weren't a integral part of Poland, ever.
