Bzibzioh
19 Nov 2009 / #601
I believe in due time the Poles will get their recognition and perhaps there will be a dialogue between Jewish ppl and Polish ppl will take place, it just takes some time.
Funny that you mentioned dialog.
cjnews.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=18027&Itemid=86
"Poland is trying to make amends for a history of anti-Semitism but took exception to a suggestion that the Poles were responsible for the Nazi concentration camps in her country."
"But she said she was "devastated" when Adam Atlas [Quebec Jewish Congress president] said to her that the greatest number of ghettos and camps in Europe were in Poland because that was "a Polish specialty.""
"Atlas, 38, later said that he felt he was expressing an opinion prevalent in the Jewish community about Poland."
"We are now trying to say the truth. If we cry together, we have a chance to embrace and try to understand each other."
But it takes two to tango in a relationship, does it not? And it awfully looks like Jewish side is not interested no matter what Poland would offer.