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Between Ruins and Renewal: Jewish Life in Poland 1945–1955

Between Ruins and Renewal: Jewish Life in Poland 1945–1955

Dr. Kamil Kijek, historian of postwar Polish Jewry, explores Jewish life in Poland during the turbulent decade after the Holocaust. This session examines rebuilding amid destruction, political pressure, violence, and emigration, offering a nuanced portrait of a community navigating survival between hope and hostility.

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37:30 Expert Talks Polish JewryJewish Life PrewarEmigration RefugeesAntisemitismDisplaced Persons

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