THE JEWISH PHENOMENON. FROM STUDIES ON ETHNIC ACTIVITY

A Polish edition of the controversial book Understanding Jewish Influence: A Study in Ethnic Activism. The author presents the distinctive features of Jewish culture and personality, detailing them throughout history. He uses both Jewish and non-Jewish documented sources. Among the numerous topics addressed by American academics and intellectuals, none is as sensitive as the issue of ethnic influences, and among them, none is more sensitive in discussing than the issue of Jewish influences.

• In-depth analysis of the features of Jewish culture
• Based on documented sources, both Jewish and non-Jewish
• Controversial topic of ethnic influences
• Historical presentation of the development of culture and personality
• Polish edition of a controversial book
• Ideal for people interested in Jewish history and culture
• Helps to understand social and political phenomena

The publication "The Jewish Phenomenon. From Studies on Ethnic Activity" is the Polish edition of a book that analyzes the ethnic influence of Jewish culture throughout history. The author, using extensive source material, presents the unique features of Jewish culture and personality, showcasing them in a historical context. Despite its controversial topic, this book is a valuable source of knowledge for anyone interested in Jewish history and culture.

Wektory Publishing House, known for publications addressing important and often controversial topics, presents this book as another step towards understanding the complexities of history and culture. This publication is aimed at a wide audience, both at people from academia and those seeking a deeper understanding of social and political phenomena. The author analyzes ethnic influence with exceptional precision and attention to detail, which makes this book extremely valuable and inspiring.

The book has 198 pages and a format of 15x20.5 cm. It was published in 2006 in paperback, making it accessible and easy to read. This publication is an excellent source of knowledge for anyone who wants to understand the complexities of relationships between cultures and nations, as well as for those seeking answers to difficult questions about history and identity.