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Jewish fugitives in the Polish countryside, 1939-1945 : beyond the German Holocaust project / Joanna Tokarska-Bakir ; translated by: Yecheskiel Anis [and 5 others].

Publication | Not Digitized | Library Call Number: D810.J4 T6513 2022

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    Focused on the struggle to survive by the Jewish Poles stranded in the Polish countryside during the Holocaust, case studies collected in this volume are based on research carried out at Poland's Institute of National Remembrance. Where possible, they are also complemented by Jewish survivors' testimonies dispersed throughout the world. There are at least two leitmotifs recurring throughout all texts: What are the social correlates of the anti-Jewish violence undertaken by Polish neighbours without German initiative and even knowledge? Are there certain types of social relationships more subject or prone to this kind of violence? What was the role of peasantry, social elites, and Catholic church in inciting and perpetrating it? Was this violence influenced by the Holocaust, or was it a separate form of genocidal violence?
    Series
    Eastern European culture, politics and societies, volume 18
    Eastern European culture, politics and societies ; v. 18.
    Format
    Book
    Author/Creator
    Tokarska-Bakir, Joanna, author.
    Published
    Berlin : Peter Lang, [2022]
    ©2022
    Locale
    Poland
    Pologne
    Contents
    History persists / Irenea Grudzińska-Gross
    Introduction
    Zofia Nałkowska's 'By the railway track'. Historical precedent and literary adaptation
    Belk and other places. The story of decurions-as-hostages
    The brother months: dirty warriors' testimony
    The home army and peasant battalions' sabotage teams in the Sandomierz region. A supplement to Zelman Baum's testimony
    The righteous of Giebułtów. The national armed forces in the battle against the Jews
    'When dawn breaks'. Adamow and Malenie, Machory Borough, Opoczno District, June 1944
    The girl and the painter. Ostrowiec, 19 March 1945
    Terror in Przedbórz: The night of May 26, 1945
    Town of K.: Postscript on Gadulski
    Error in measurement. On Barbara Engelking's article 'The Bielsk County'
    Gewalt Gegen Juden als 'Wolnica' (Lizenz zum Töten)
    A chronic blunder.
    Other Authors/Editors
    Anis, Yecheskiel, translator.
    Notes
    Includes bibliographical references (pages 391-405) and index.
    History persists / Irenea Grudzińska-Gross -- Introduction -- Zofia Nałkowska's 'By the railway track'. Historical precedent and literary adaptation -- Belk and other places. The story of decurions-as-hostages -- The brother months: dirty warriors' testimony -- The home army and peasant battalions' sabotage teams in the Sandomierz region. A supplement to Zelman Baum's testimony -- The righteous of Giebułtów. The national armed forces in the battle against the Jews -- 'When dawn breaks'. Adamow and Malenie, Machory Borough, Opoczno District, June 1944 -- The girl and the painter. Ostrowiec, 19 March 1945 -- Terror in Przedbórz: The night of May 26, 1945 -- Town of K.: Postscript on Gadulski -- Error in measurement. On Barbara Engelking's article 'The Bielsk County' -- Gewalt Gegen Juden als 'Wolnica' (Lizenz zum Töten) -- A chronic blunder.

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    Language
    English
    ISBN
    9783631849279
    3631849273
    Physical Description
    438 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm.

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