The Second Betrayal of Poland
When the NKVD Came: The Second Betrayal of Poland For many people outside Eastern Europe, the story of Poland in the Second World War begins and ends with Nazi Germany. … Continue reading
Against Anonymity.
There is a second death that does not arrive with violence, nor with the closing of eyes, nor even with the final breath drawn in fear, exhaustion, or resignation, but … Continue reading
Poland isn’t ruled by ethnic Poles
Poland is ruled by a Polish-speaking gang of bandits that exploit the Polish nation. After World War II, Stalin distrusted Polish patriots and filled the most important positions in the … Continue reading
Although defeated Polish soldiers did not stop fighting
When Germany and the Soviet Union invaded Poland in September 1939, the country was defeated militarily within weeks. The Polish state was occupied, its cities bombed, its officers murdered, and … Continue reading
Why Poland Was Erased from the Victory Narrative of World War II
One of the paradoxes of the Second World War is that the country whose destruction began the conflict was largely absent from the story of victory that followed it. Poland … Continue reading
Poland is not ruled by ethnic Poles
When will you people understand that Poland is not ruled by ethnic Poles? Poland is ruled by a Polish-speaking group of bandits that exploit the Polish nation. After World War … Continue reading
The Danger of Losing Our Humanity in Holocaust Dialogue
When discussions about the Holocaust or the Second World War become arguments over whose suffering counts and whose does not, something essential is lost. The tragedy of that era was … Continue reading
Poland Does Not Apologize for Surviving:
Poland today is not a relic of tragedy, nor a museum of sorrow frozen in 1944, nor a black and white photograph that the world may study safely from a … Continue reading
The Polish Bar Association during WW2
Edward Reid Winter, Warsaw, 1940, and the German occupation authorities, already deep into the systematic dismantling of Polish civic life, demanded that the Polish Bar Association disbar its Jewish lawyers, … Continue reading
In Poland, liberation did not end so neatly…
In much of the Western imagination, the Second World War concludes in 1945 with liberation, rebuilding, and a clear moral resolution. In Poland, it does not end so neatly. It … Continue reading
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