Bound by history: An interdisciplinary approach to Polish-Jewish relations by Andrzej Rykała

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An Inclusive Model of Memory Work in Poland: Bridge to Poland as a Case Study by Jolanta Ambrosewicz-Jacobs, Leora Tec

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Regulamin rezerwatu. O książce "Jewish Poland Revisited" Eriki Lehrer by Konrad Matyjaszek

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The 80th Anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising: An Attempt at a Summary by Taczyńska Katarzyna

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Violence as the Cause of Jewish Flight from Poland, 1945–1946 by Magdalena Semczyszyn

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Przestrzeń pożydowska by Konrad Matyjaszek

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Report from the research conference “Polish-Jewish relations in the 20th century. Research-Controversies-Perspectives.... by Mateusz Lisak

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Bridging the gaps between Holocaust accounts: Fieldwork evidence for compromising forms of narrative by Eyal Lewin, Slawomir Jacek Zurek, Nitza Davidovitch

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Dis/Possessing the Polish Past in Marcin Wrona’s <i>Demon</i> by Agnieszka Kotwasińska

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Dla kogo i o czym? Muzeum Polin, historiografia Żydów a Żydzi jako „sprawa polska" [For whom and about what? The Polin Museum, Jewish historiography and Jews as a “Polish cause”]... by Kamil Kijek

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Kim, czym, kiedy, gdzie i dlaczego są polscy Żydzi? Wyobrażanie, konstruowanie i zawłaszczanie Żydów polskich by Scott Ury

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THE AID OFFERED TO POLISH CITIZENS OF JEWISH ORIGIN IN THE FAR EAST IN THE YEARS 1940–1941 by Beata SZUBTARSKA

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Boks – gwałt – męskość (na przykładzie Wielorybów i ciem. Dzienników oraz Króla Szczepana Twardocha) by Marta Tomczok

“…The main thesis is that as a pulp novel Król not only depicts a popular image of pre-war Poland (and in particular its Polish-Jewish relations) but also represents a specific yet often ignored ideological approach. …”
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The Merchant of Venice on (Polish) Stage: The Past (Tense)? by Jacek Fabiszak, Urszula Kizelbach

“…The aim of the article is to consider a production of The Merchant of Venice in Poland after the publication of Jan Gross’s Sąsiedzi [Neighbours] (2000), which rekindled, or perhaps started, the discussion on the nature of the Polish-Jewish relations. Furthermore, the play itself is considered difficult in the post-Holocaust era. …”
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Pamięć o Zagładzie w perspektywie historyka teatru by Jacek Popiel

“…This Cracow theatrologist presents the extermination of Jews during the occupation of Poland as well as Polish-Jewish relations, i.e. one of the most difficult Polish problems, permeated with silence and resentment, in the form of a monograph and in relation to the history of post-war theater, of which it is an important part.…”
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The aesthetics and ethics of performative Holocaust memory in Poland by Diana Isidora Popescu

“…It further probes how a performative model of engagement can serve to expose the complex past of Polish–Jewish relations, to bring the historical past vividly into current consciousness, and to facilitate a sense of belonging to a moral community of memory among younger generations of Poles.…”
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Denotacja – humor – tabu by Kwiryna Proczkowska

“…They were divided into three categories according to their subject: a joke based on a stereotype, jokes making Poles look exotic, and jokes referring to Polish-Jewish relations, and the history of World War II. …”
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The Landscape as a Silent Witness of a Fragile Memory in Paweł Pawlikowski’s 2013 Film Ida by Sylwia Frach

“…In the context of Poland’s national memory, its current political discourse and the Polish-Jewish relations during World War II, Ida offers a significant contribution. …”
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Stosunki polsko-żydowskie na Uniwersytecie Poznańskim w latach 1919–1939 w świetle materiałów archiwalnych by Wojciech Mądry

“… Polish-Jewish Relations at Poznan University, 1919-1939, in Light of Archival Materials This article covers Polish-Jewish relations at Poznań University between 1919 and the outbreak of the Second World War in 1939, in light of unpublished documents from the archives of the University (since renamed Adam Mickiewicz University). …”
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The Polish Discourse about the Righteous among the Nations by Elisabeth Wassermann

“…Against the background of an on-going debate on Polish-Jewish relations during the Holocaust, the attitude of Polish society during the war and the commemoration of Holocaust sites in the country, the Righteous Among the Nations are presented as a positive aspect of this history of which many Poles are still proud. …”
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