Anybody who is upset to read the truth about the past events has chosen life in denial. Me - the opposite. :):):)
Let`s go on with a closer look at Polish chauvinists and nationalists` acts before the war.
Similar antiJewish restrictions took place in other places, too, e.g, in the Polish Army . Jews constituted about 10 percent of the total number of people living in Poland. With the rules of universal conscription at that time, one might expect that this proportion would also be maintained in linear units. However, in 1922 this percentage was only 4.65%, and in 1938 - 6.08%.
The percentage of Jews among officers was even worse. In 1927, only 0.56 percent. officers of the permanent service were of Jewish origin. Later that number decreased even more. The tendency was such that in order to pursue an officer's career in the Polish Army, one had to change the name and religion, bit is still didn`t guarantee that the doors of the military academy would be open to a Jewish student.
Sad.
Yaaawn. Anything else??? :):):)
Let`s go on with a closer look at Polish chauvinists and nationalists` acts before the war.
Similar antiJewish restrictions took place in other places, too, e.g, in the Polish Army . Jews constituted about 10 percent of the total number of people living in Poland. With the rules of universal conscription at that time, one might expect that this proportion would also be maintained in linear units. However, in 1922 this percentage was only 4.65%, and in 1938 - 6.08%.
The percentage of Jews among officers was even worse. In 1927, only 0.56 percent. officers of the permanent service were of Jewish origin. Later that number decreased even more. The tendency was such that in order to pursue an officer's career in the Polish Army, one had to change the name and religion, bit is still didn`t guarantee that the doors of the military academy would be open to a Jewish student.
Sad.
doctors help
Yaaawn. Anything else??? :):):)