Jewish Identities in Poland
Konstanty Gebert
1994
How many Jews are there in Poland? This seems a simple and reasonable question, but the answer depends to a great degree on who is asking whom, when, and why. This should not be surprising: in Poland’s tortuous post-war history, the Jewish question has been amply used as an instrument of political struggle, usually with total disregard for the…
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