Posts by Gene Sokolowski
Anti-Polish Distortions by Polish-Jewish Historian are Analyzed and Invalidated.
In this issue of Polish-Jewish Studies (Volume 4, 2023), Polish historian Piotr Gontarczyk analyzes the book Judenjagd (English: Hunt for Jews) by Polish-Jewish historian Jan Grabowski. Gontarczyk methodically examines the various ways in which Grabowski misrepresents events, omits relevant material facts, and dismisses witnesses whose testimonies conflict with Grabowski’s one-sided thesis. As will be seen,…
Read MoreBetween Berlin and Moscow: German-Soviet Relations in 1939-1941, by Sławomir Dębski
(For professors, college students, teachers, and adults). In this scholarly work, Sławomir Dębski presents a brilliant reconstruction of the sequence of events from the point at which Germany clinched its rapprochement with the Soviet Union in August 1939 until the open clash of the two totalitarian Powers in June 1941. His book answers key questions…
Read MoreThe Forgotten Appeasement of 1920: Lloyd George, Lenin, and Poland, by Andrzej Nowak
(For professors, college students, teachers, and adults). In this scholarly work, Professor Andrzej Nowak examines a turning point in East European history: the summer of 1920, when Lenin’s Soviet Russia decided to challenge the Versailles system and launch a military attack on the continent. The outcome of this attack might have been the occupation of…
Read MoreSoviet Camps and Prisons on Polish Lands [1944-1945]
(For professors, college students, and interested adults) This scholarly lexicon was compiled by Dariusz Iwaneczko and published in 2024 by The Institute of National Remembrance, Commission for the Prosecution of Crimes Against the Polish Nation. The following are excerpts from the Introduction by Dariusz Iwaneczko. “The issue of the camps and prisons organized by the…
Read MoreTime of the Beasts: Terror in Occupied Poland 1939-1945
(For professors, college students, high-school teachers and students, parents, and interested adults) This outstanding work was authored by Dr. Adam Pleskaczynski and published in 2024 by The Institute of National Remembrance, Commission for the Prosecution of Crimes Against the Polish Nation. The following is the Foreword by Dr. Karol Nawrocki, President, The Institute of National…
Read MoreOutlines of Memory
Published by the Pilecki Institute, with the Hoover Institution and Poland’s Institute of National Remembrance as partners, Outlines of Memory presents the accounts of Polish citizens who were victims of German and Soviet totalitarianism crimes during World War II. Their testimonies are supplemented with illustrations drawn by contemporary Polish artists who have utilized their distinct…
Read MoreNever Again Will I Visit Auschwitz
Traumatized author’s anti-Polonism and ignorance of relevant history is openly displayed in his comic book novel that recounts relatives who survived the Holocaust and his frustrating visit to Auschwitz. Ari Richter, a professor of fine arts at the City University of New York, describes in his 256-page comic book the experiences of four generations of…
Read MoreCaptain Witold Pilecki: Witold’s Report from Auschwitz
(For professors, college students, and interested adults) This book is available free of charge online at this link. The following is reprinted from “Foreword by Andrzej Duda, the President of the Republic of Poland”, page iv. Cavalry Captain Witold Pilecki was one of the greatest heroes of Poland, Europe and the entire free world in…
Read MoreThe Holocaust Industry: Reflections on the Exploitation of Jewish Suffering
(For professors, college students, teachers, and interested adults) The phrase “Holocaust Industry” is one with which most Americans are unaware. It became popular after Norman Finkelstein, a former professor at DePaul University, published his book, titled The Holocaust Industry: Reflections on the Exploitation of Jewish Suffering. In it, he presents extensive evidence of Jewish extortionist…
Read MorePersecution For Providing Help to Jews in Occupied Polish Territories During World War II, Volume 1
This publication by Poland’s Institute of National Remembrance presents the preliminary results of work carried out within the “Index of Poles murdered or persecuted for helping Jews during World War II” program. The main, and at the same time, overriding aim of the activities undertaken as part of the “Index” project is to establish the…
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