Commemorating the victims of the Kielce pogrom | How We Got Here

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  • Опубликовано: 3 июл 2024
  • After 1945, Poland became a country of fear, where war, poverty, banditry, prejudice, and suspicion permeated society. Minority groups, anti-communists, regime opponents, and Jews had suffered the most under the new communist authorities. Today we remember the Kielce pogrom of 1946. This tragic event demonstrates how, under certain conditions, violence can erupt and local communities can disintegrate. After World War II, the suffering of the Jewish people in Eastern Europe did not cease.
    Join Jan Darasz and his guest: Marcin Kaczorowski, Memory of Nations Foundation in this episode of How We Got Here to learn more.
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Комментарии • 20

  • @budgiefriend
    @budgiefriend 17 дней назад +6

    Never again!

    • @Lilym661
      @Lilym661 17 дней назад +1

      Don’t you believe it.

    • @frenzalrhomb6919
      @frenzalrhomb6919 17 дней назад +1

      ​@@Lilym661
      Correct!!

    • @frenzalrhomb6919
      @frenzalrhomb6919 17 дней назад +5

      @budgiefriend .. Unless you completely missed it, there's a genocide being perpetrated RIGHT NOW!!

  • @George-2115
    @George-2115 12 дней назад +1

    One quibble. The "Jewish paradise" of Polin had ups and downs, but it was mortally wounded long before the Nazi-Soviet invasion that started WW2, specifically with the partitions of Poland that eliminated the Polish-Lithuanian Republic in 1795 and the resulting lack of a Polish state until 1918.

  • @SpaceConfederacy
    @SpaceConfederacy 16 дней назад

    Ice man ice man I’ve got the coldest ice in town!

  • @wesleyallen1173
    @wesleyallen1173 17 дней назад +5

    Most of my family fled from that regen in the pogroms in the late 1800's . those that did not, just disappeared over the next 50 years, There are none left in europe that I know of. The nonsense that it will never happen again is just that, there has never been more than 200 years of stability anywhere in the world, where there has been peace for the jews, Not even in Israel.

    • @rolandgerhard9211
      @rolandgerhard9211 16 дней назад

      So you are living now in Israel?
      I‘m a strong supporter of Jews people and Israel 🇮🇱 .

    • @ipodman1910
      @ipodman1910 15 дней назад

      @@rolandgerhard9211supporting nazi followers?!?!?

  • @uncletimo6059
    @uncletimo6059 16 дней назад +1

    to wspaniale taki film o takiej tematyce pokazywac. teraz wszyscy w pewnym kraji znow zapomna ze w vad yashem 80% nazwisk ludzi ratujacych ich to POLACY, i beda pokazywac ten film jako dowod dlaczego PL ma placic haracz (ktory sekretnie placi).
    unsub.

    • @ipodman1910
      @ipodman1910 15 дней назад

      Tym bardziej że to kłamstwo! Ten „Pogrom” był w rzeczywistości prowokacją NKVD

  • @ipodman1910
    @ipodman1910 15 дней назад

    It was an NKVD provocation not any pogrom!!!