ESay
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That is where intellectual and educational superiority reveals itself.After Jews were oppressed."Jews were over represented in Communist circles in Interwar Poland, and also in post-war Poland."I read some articles today about this matter and got some answers to my questions.
So, how did the antisemitism reach its peak in interwar and postwar period. In a nutshell: conspiracy about Judeo Communism; desire to get rid of strong competitors in economic and social affairs (after the war - unwillingness to give back property to its former owners); destructive role of the Catholic Church.
Why they didn't want to assimilate? Maybe because they considered the Poles and their culture to be at a lower step in comparison with them.
Jews were over represented in Communist circles in Interwar Poland, and also in post-war Poland.
So, Jews were an unassimilated blob of supremacists, who think they're so great, and their host nations not so?
Hmm, and yet with their supposed superior intellects, they can't grasp why they're hated?
as well as Belarusians in socialistic, and you know why ? because Interwar Poland empire was a semi - fascist , apartheid, undemocratic , antisemitic, poor , backward , militarist state . where the Jews were second class "citizens", Belarusians/Ukrainians third underclass in own occupied lands BNR/UPR
Good, Jews, Belarussians, and Ukrainians proved to be dangerous.
- Skide Revolt, Salomon Morel, Jakub Berman, Wolyn Massacre, the blood of Polish people spilled.
You are truly delusional if you think Jews were ever populous enough to run anything in Poland.
Sure, so oppressed that Jews made up over 30% of doctors, and over 50% of lawyers, despite making up 10% of !Poland.