‘It’s Nothing, It’s in the Ghetto’
Reflections on the 80th Anniversary of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
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https://doi.org/10.23777/sn.0425/swl_jgro01Keywords:
Marek Edelman, Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, Polish civilians , Campo dei Fiori, Czesław MiłoszAbstract
In several of his books, Jan T. Gross has been a relentless analyst and critic of post-war Polish antisemitism. As a professor at Princeton University, his books on the pogroms of Jedwabne, Rzeszów, Krakow, and Kielce have triggered lasting debates and had a significant influence on memory culture in Poland. In his piece, Gross analyses memories of Jewish participants and Polish witnesses of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising. Specifically, he draws attention to articles from the underground press as well as from memoirs and diaries written by members of these two groups during and after the war.
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