We must also remember for the sake historical posterity that Poland was also attacked and betrayed from within and faced treason from amongst many of the Jewish citizens who collaborated with Poland’s enemies the Soviets.

This ignored part of history should be recalled so people understand the dynamics of Polish-Jewish relations. One cannot simply call the Poles anti-Semitic when they were fighting for their families and country.

Pograms against Poles were committed throughout the east with the utmost brutality, not unlike Ukrainian crimes. If we count victims, it may be likely that more Poles were murdered at the hand of Jews, than Jews killed by the Poles.