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Terrible past for the Jews in Poland? [930]
@Lenka
Treated cause of religion wasn't my claim, so don't twist it. It's a Jewish myth, I only pointed out the ridiculesness of thinking that somebody outside a group based on faith would be treated 100% the same as a person that is within it.
Western societies have been far more monocollective (at least perceived itself as such) while Poland has been multi-collective.
Jewish collective has had a problem with the most dominant collective group in Poland after the thesis pushed by Polish far right groups that it was due to lack of cohesion of the Polish society/patriotism/faith/solidarity that lead to the partitions of Poland.
Why left wingers would rather blame the ruling social class solely,
I am more of the opinion that the international situation and choice of alliances had more to say and the unfortunate betting on Sweden as a resolution to Poland problems (later on Prussia/Russia/Austria depending on faction)
Polish internal disputes shouldn't be resolved by foreign powers, which certain factions wishes to draw in to the affairs of the Polish drama.