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NEIGHBORS The Destruction of the Jewish Community in Jedwabne, Poland
Jan Tomasz Gross
Published by: Penguin Books, 2002
ISBN: 0-14-200240-2
Strony / Pages: 214, soft cover
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"One day, in July 1941, half of the population of a small east European town murdered the other half--some 1,600 men, women and children."
This short sentence summarizes the subject of Neighbors, historian Jan Gross's account of a massacre that occurred in Jedwabne, in northeastern Poland. Gross describes the atrocities of Jedwabne in almost unbearable detail. Men and women were hacked to death with knives, iron hooks, and axes. Small children were thrown with pitchforks onto a bonfire. A woman's decapitated head was kicked like a football. Historians before now have blamed the massacre on the Nazis--whose participation in and responsibility for these crimes has been exaggerated, Gross says. In fact, he argues, a virulent Polish anti-Semitism was liberated by German occupation. Instead of explaining the horrors of Jedwabne, which would be impossible, Neighbors sets the record straight as to the identity of the criminals. In doing so, Gross has ensured that future histories of the Holocaust, particularly in Poland, will be more honest, because future historians will be answerable to his argument that the evil of the Nazis was not only forced on the Poles. In places such as Jedwabne, it was welcomed by them. --Michael Joseph Gross
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Jan Tomasz Gross,
Wydawnictwo: Znak, 2011,
ISBN: 978-83-240-1523-8,
Strony / Pages: 216, miękka oprawa
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Jan Tomasz Gross,
W.A.B., 2018,
ISBN: 978-83-2806-010-4,
Strony / Pages: 320, twarda oprawa
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