in polin and the polisch population, I am not doing PR or anything it is just a fiction but it tell a story of holocaust survivor and her childhood memories from before the war, it's not for whips cause the movie is preaty strong and it have semi bio to it. and won afew awards, if anyone interested I can tell you the name. if anyone ask.

For example: "Polish-Jewish and Holocaust history are compulsory subjects through three levels of secondary schooling in Poland, taught within the main history curriculum as well as in literature, geography, civics and philosophy classes." I didn't realize this. Thanks for mentioning it.

people and they kinda identify with jews now considering they also feel they been abused for years, stupid Russia tryed to ruin them but during the cold war they rebeled in their own way, I think they r miss judge, the huge ignorin what russia did to jews, you will find it shocking, if they couldn't prevent them from losing their religious identity they send them to unknown destination(hint got something to do with sibiria).

You wrote: "if they couldn't prevent them from losing their religious identity they send them to unknown destination(hint got something to do with sibiria)." Not only Siberia. Maybe you'll find it interesting what I'm going to say. I've just read something, I didn't even know before. During the partition of Poland, large part of Polish land got under tsarist Russia's rule. Russian authorities were not the biggest fans of the Jewish people. During 19th century, when they wanted to get rid of Jews from the Russia proper - and they re-settled them to the former Polish territories. That was one of the reasons, why so many Jews lived in Poland before WW2 (particularly in the eastern part of the country) .

receiving the end of your faith even the salvation of your soul of which salvation the neviim have enquired and searched diligently who prophesied of the grace that should come unto you searching what or what manner of time the spirit of messiah which was in them did signify when it testified beforehand the sufferings of messiah and the glory that should follow wherefore gird up the loins of your mind be sober and hope to the end for the grace that is to be brought unto you at the revelation of jesus messiah

It's called the "Pale of Settlement", by Czarina Cathrine II (“The Great”) established the Pale of Settlement in 1791 as a territory for Russian Jews to live. In Polish: "Strefa osiedlenia 1791-1917" http://pl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strefa_osiedlenia

the Kozaks gave great service to the Russian kzar, the one before Nikolai the 2 was one mega antisemetic monarch. :(

cause people don't exactly know Russian and don't have any intention to learn Russian for one article. even though they got the biggest vocabulary for curses which kinda grow on me. wonder y is that? maybe it say something on the cultur and people.

I take some things I said back.

Have you known? You can type into "wikipedia" your query in English, then you will see a list of other languages containing the same text. Then you post the link - without knowing Polisch or Englisch or Yiddisch and Ruskisch.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pale_of_Settlement On the left side of almost every Wikipedia page you can find different language version of the particular topic.

I hope that many Jewish people will read this article. Young Poland of 21st century is no longer antisemitic - I'm so proud of Jewish influence on culture of my country and I'm so happy to see the rebirth Jewish comunities here! Not only me, every single open-minded and educated person here does, Poland is not a cementery, it's a country where both nations have been living since 10th century, and we continue to - I wish there where even more mutual cooperation and understanding... Good luck and Shalom!

People are talking to each other instead of screaming at each other. It's a nice change of pace. ghostq, you can use Google to automatically translate a web page or block of text from Polish into English. Go to: http://www.google.com/language_tools The Polish/English translations include a lot of mistakes, but it is usually possible to understand the main points.

what is the name of the movie?