Daniel Schatz
Israel-Poland deal and the distortion of Holocaust history - opinion
Poland refuses to confront its 1968 antisemitic pogrom against Jews - opinion
Is this a new dawn for Swedish-Israeli ties? - opinion
Destruction of Poland’s Jewish community in 1968: A remaining open wound
Poles of Jewish origin were accused of having instigated the students’ rebellious calls for democratic reforms. They were arrested, beaten, and subjected to torture and detention.
Sweden and Israel
A recap of the frigid relation between Stockholm and Jerusalem.
No legislation can rewrite history
“One cannot fake history, one cannot rewrite it, one cannot hide the truth.”
Facing history half a century since expulsion of Poland’s Jews
“My grades were lowered and all my friends had suddenly disappeared. No one dared to talk to me anymore."
48 years since expulsion of Poland’s Jews
The purge resulted in the forced exodus of 20,000 Jews, a mere 25 years after Nazi Germany had carried out the Holocaust on Polish soil.
Sweden and Israel: A complex relationship
If history is any guide to the future, Stockholm’s ambition to build bridges to peace will remain a vision as long as Swedish-Israeli relations remain in their current state.
Se confronter à son passé
Pour chasser les fantômes du passé, la Pologne doit accepter de reconnaître ses erreurs et dédommager les victimes juives spoliées de leurs biens
High time for Poland to confront its past
No viable solution has yet been found to resolve the critical issue of restitution for the Polish victims of the Holocaust nor the 1968 anti-Semitic social and political unrest.
