The Last Jew in Poland, which has been playing at Warsaw's Teatr na Woli since February 2009, is a comedy on anti-Semitism and xenophobia. It was written by Tuvia Tenenbom and is directed by Olga Chajdas. The play tells the story of two Poles, living in the city of Lodz, who fall in love with each other and plan to get married. The groom, knowing that his beautiful fiancée hates Jews, never reveals his Jewish identity to her. He claims to be an atheist. Just before the wedding day a Mormon missionary from Utah, whose assignment is to uncover Jewish families in Lodz, declares that the groom is the son of a Nazi officer and the bride is Jewish.
This is yet another example of the constant rehashing of real or alleged Polish anti-Semitism in Poland's news and entertainment media. One rarely if ever hears the terms Jewish anti-Polonism or Jewish Polonophobia. I wonder why? Is it because it doesn't exist and the Jews love us so?!
This is yet another example of the constant rehashing of real or alleged Polish anti-Semitism in Poland's news and entertainment media. One rarely if ever hears the terms Jewish anti-Polonism or Jewish Polonophobia. I wonder why? Is it because it doesn't exist and the Jews love us so?!