POLAND IN THE SHADOW OF JUDAISM. GREAT POLES ABOUT JEWS

Jacek Międlar's book, the author of "My fight for the truth", is an uncompromising response to the attacks of pro-Jewish circles on the Polish nation. It is a publication that exposes the false myth of the Jewish patriot, which has been trying to take root in the minds of Poles for years. Międlar, a brave publicist and former priest, in his book recalls the accounts of great Poles about Jews, offering the reader the opportunity to learn the historical truth.

• Accounts of great Poles about Jews, including Witos, Mickiewicz, Krasiński, Father Kolbe, Dmowski and Staszic.
• Refutation of the myth of the Jewish patriot, promoted by pro-Jewish circles.
• Uncompromising response to attacks on the Polish nation.
• The desire for truth as a support of civilization and the foundation of sovereignty.
• The historical truth about Polish-Jewish relations over the centuries.
• Inspiration from the words of Jacek Międlar, a well-known publicist and author.

The book "Poland in the shadow of Judaism" is a collection of accounts and testimonies of great Poles who have spoken about Jews over the centuries. The author recalls the words of Wincenty Witos, Adam Mickiewicz, Zygmunt Krasiński, Father Maximilian Kolbe, Roman Dmowski and Stanisław Staszic to show what Polish-Jewish relations actually looked like. It is an attempt to look at history objectively, without falsification and idealization.

Jacek Międlar, the author of the book, is a controversial but also an extremely brave figure. In his publications, he is not afraid to address difficult topics and expose lies. His book is a response to contemporary attempts to falsify history and impose a false image of Polish-Jewish relations on Poles. Międlar believes that truth is the foundation of the sovereignty of minds, hearts, families and nations.

The book "Poland in the shadow of Judaism" is a must-read for anyone who wants to know the truth about Polish-Jewish relations. It is a read that makes you think and question established patterns. Thanks to it, the reader can form their own opinion about history and the present. The publication has 568 pages, the format is 210x148 mm and has a paperback cover. It was published in 2020 by wPrawo.pl publishing house.