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Who were the Bielski's?  Were they courageous Jews fighting Nazi Germans or could it be something different?  Could they simply be necessary to create a narrative about heroic Jews in the midst of the Holocaust fighting back, regardless if they were war criminals?  We can take a deeper look in this assessment. 

This crime cannot be compared to any other.    In 1942, in Łódź, at Przemysłowa Street, the Germans established a concentration camp strictly for Polish children. Several-month-old babies were sent there and mistreated there.    Why were the youngest sent to Kinder-KL Litzmannstadt - Auschwitz for children? This camp was called "Little Auschwitz," where Polish children were worked to death.         

Janusz Korczak died with 200 children in a gas chamber. He held the hands of the children as they went in. He dedicated his whole life to the children and would never leave them. 

I often see many in Holocaust groups question why more people didn’t do something to try and tell the world about the Jewish genocide. That somehow the “world” was silent. That is not true. Indeed, the Polish repeatedly tried to warn the world about what they witnessed happening to the Jews; from there, the world was silent.

Detailed firsthand criminal reports from the Warsaw Uprising in 1944.

Stalin and his paranoia would lead to the decimation of his own people. 

Lt. Eric Impey was a SAAF navigator at the time of daring operations of the Warsaw Airlift. A day before he left for his last flight, he wrote “An Airman’s Prayers”.

Two generations of Georgian-Polish patriots murdered fighting for the homeland

This controversial article attempts to address the term "Holocaust Denial" and how it is manipulated. Instead of being used for what it should be used for, the denial that the Germans intentionally eradicated Jews during the Holocaust (estimated 6 million victims), the term now encompasses other areas. The one area that is explicitly wrong and undeniably historically inaccurate is the Jewish cooperation with the Germans.  

December 31, 1932, is considered a breakthrough date when Polish mathematicians broke (Marian Rejewski, Jerzy Różycki, and Henryk Zygalski) broke the Enigma code. Poles owe their success to a different approach to the issue of breaking ciphers. As usual, they would not be recognized like their other countrymen.