| by choosing to redirect attention against Jews who courageously fought against the Nazis and the Poles who were actively complicit with them as well as the many Poles actively engaged in murdering those few Jews who had actually managed to escape the Nazis. On a broader scale one could mention Jawabneh as well as many of the numerous incidents in the farms/forests of Poland. However, the real illustrative story lies at Kielce in 1946, two years after the Nazis were gone from Poland. No - ain`t gonna work. No efforts by "official Polish investigators" will ever be able to erase the truth of the well documented Polish complicity in the elimination of over 3,000,000 Polish Jews. |
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