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There are things that are questionable in the quote you cite: that few Jews worked in industry and that there were few Jewish industrialists, for example.

There was prejudice against Jews and some of the governments acted upon it. But Poland was a poor country. There was also a more general move towards state industries and a depression at the time that had effects on society as a whole.

There were different parties and ideologies and sectors of the population with different attitudes, and not all govermnents pursued a single policy.

No one questions that Polish history in the 1930s was difficult and at times shameful, but your own claims and language are exaggerated and inflammatory. Most historians realize that things were more complicated than you claim.

[Happy Rain]

I quoted from an officially sanctioned by the State of Israel Holocaust historical record publication and you dissent with personal opinion...claiming, without actual documentation, that the issue is "complicated" .Wonderful, the murdered millions of Treblinka, Sobibor, Aushwitz-Birkenau, Chelmno, Belzec, and Lublin-Majdanek,(oh my, all the death camps on Polish soil) now understand it was all "complicated."

...oh well, that's America.