| I`m very glad they do it. First, it`s an important part of history of Poland - and the Jews, second, I think it is easier to related to Jews when one learns about their history, way of life and cultural contributions rather than the Holocaust. The latter is just such a horribly outlandish experience, and you may learn about the victims, you still don`t know who they were. And third, it will be good to remind that Jews really lived in Poland for all those centuries, and if it wasn`t for the Germans, they would live there until today. |
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