Zanim przyszedł Holokaust – Żydzi w II Rzeczypospolitej | Rozmowa z dr hab. Jolantą Żyndul

We invite you to support our activities through our websites: Patronite.pl/historiabezkitu.pl or Buycoffee.to/historiabezkitu The over three million-strong Jewish community in the Second Polish Republic was highly diverse from a political, religious, and social perspective. Some assimilated into Polish culture and called themselves Poles of the Jewish faith, while others fiercely defended their distinctiveness. Politically, they represented a variety of movements and ideas. Alongside Orthodox Jews, there were Zionist and Folkist groups, as well as socialists. The interwar period – despite growing anti-Semitism in the 1930s – fostered the development of Jewish cultural and social life. We invite you to listen to and watch an interview with Dr. Hab. Jolanta Żyndul, who specializes in the history of Polish-Jewish relations in the 19th and 20th centuries and is the coordinator of the Postgraduate Polish-Jewish Studies at the Institute of Literary Research of the Polish Academy of Sciences. #historiabezkitu Also visit our website: https://historiabezkitu.pl Podcast services: Spotify: Historia BEZ KITU Apple Podcats: Historia BEZ KITU and our social media: Facebook   / historia-bez-kitu-103793702471670   Instagram   / historiabezkitu