Reporter's Notebook: Catch the Pole
Tuvia Tenenbom heads to Poland to get to the real issues behind the ways Poles view Jewish history in that country.
AS A token of appreciation, customers at one of Lodz’s restaurant catering to Jewish tourists receive a ‘Zydki’ or ‘little Jew,’ a gurine of a religious Jew, some of which hold a ‘grosz’ or penny(photo credit: ISI TENENBOM)Updated: 
