Jews in Poland

The book endeavors to encompass Jews within the Polish discourse, a rarity in American scholarship and in the discourse about Jews. While Poles have often been encompassed within the Jewish discourse (and also within other discourses), the other way around has never been attempted. This pioneering attempt, as well as the sheer volume of documentation gathered in this volume, mąkę Pogonowski s opus remarkable and unusual. —M. K. Dziewanowski, Professor Emeritus ofHistory at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee; author ofWaratAny Price (1990)