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Changing perspectives on Polish-Jewish relations during the Holocaust = Perspeḳṭivot mishtanot ʻal yaḥase Yehudim Polanim bi-yeme ha-Shoʼah / Havi Dreifuss.

Publication | Not Digitized | Library Call Number: DS134.55 .B459 2012

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    Surveys historiography on Polish-Jewish relations, beginning with Ringelblum's work, written mainly in the Warsaw ghetto in 1943, to the present. Notes that some important works on this topic were written in Poland under communist rule; however, since the 1980s there has been a torrent of studies on relations during the Holocaust. New tendencies and methodologies can be discerned in this literature. Dwells on recent trends in research on the relief and help that Jews received from their Polish neighbors. Criticizes Gunnar Paulsson's "Secret City" (2002), arguing that crude mistakes were made in this book regarding the calculation of the number of Jews rescued in wartime Warsaw and the number of rescuers, as well as regarding the assessment of Polish-Jewish relations. Contends that the number of Jews who attempted to find shelter on the "Aryan side" could be as big as 35,000, while the number of those who really hid was 15,000-20,000 at best, rather than 28,000 as Paulsson claims. Of them, only 8,830 survived the war, not 11,500, as Paulsson estimates. The number of Polish rescuers is also greatly exaggerated. Turning to the literature on the activities of Żegota, notes its neglect of the Jews who took part in the rescue activities of this organization, as well as other mistakes. In particular, dismisses as implausible the myth that Irena Sendler personally rescued 2,500 Jewish children from the Warsaw ghetto: at best, the whole of Żegota was able to hide ca. 600 Jewish children in Warsaw and its vicinity. Concludes that up to now a plethora of issues in the domain of Polish-Jewish relations remains unanswered and is awaiting research. (From the Bibliography of the Vidal Sassoon International Center for the Study of Antisemitism)
    Variant Title
    Perspeḳṭivot mishtanot ʻal yaḥase Yehudim Polanim bi-yeme ha-Shoʼah
    Perspeḳṭivot mishtanot be-yaḥase Yehudim u-Polanim ba-Shoʼah
    פרספקטיבות משתנות על יחסי יהודים פולנים בימי השואה‎
    פרספקטיבות משתנות ביחסי יהודים ופולנים בשואה‎
    Series
    Search and research : lectures and papers ; 18
    Search and research ; 18.
    עיון וחקר : הרצאות ומסות ;‎ 18
    עיון וחקר ;‎ 18.
    Format
    Book
    Author/Creator
    Ben-Sasson, Havi.
    דרייפוס, חוי, ,‎ 1972-
    Published
    Jerusalem : Yad Vashem, The International Institute for Holocaust Research, Center for Research on the Holocaust in Poland, 2012
    Locale
    Poland
    Pologne
    Other Authors/Editors
    International Institute for Holocaust Research.
    יד ושם‎
    Notes
    Includes bibliographical references.
    English with added title page and abstract in Hebrew.

    Physical Details

    Language
    English
    ISBN
    9789653084223
    9653084224
    Physical Description
    99, 13 pages ; 24 cm.

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    British Library not licensed to copy

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