Law / My Great GrandMother was born in Poland sometime before 1915 - any chance for Polish citizenship? [37]

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Obtaining dual US-Polish citizenship question - two great-grandparents and grandmother born in Poland

I wish to apply for dual US-Polish citizenship, but am not sure if I'm eligible. Here are the facts:

Two of my paternal great-grandparents were born in Warsaw in the 19th century. My grandmother was born in Warsaw in 1901. In 1911, my great-grandfather emigrated to the U.S., and was naturalized a citizen before 1920. In 1916, my great-grandmother and grandmother both emigrated to the U.S., and were naturalized U.S. citizens sometime during the 1920s (I am still trying to discover exactly when). My father was born in the U.S. in 1932, as was I in 1958. One other possibly pertinent fact: my great-grandmother's father continued to live in Warsaw until his death in 1921.

So, am I eligible for Polish citizenship given those facts (and assuming documentation to support them) or not? Any help will be most appreciated.

Law / My Great GrandMother was born in Poland sometime before 1915 - any chance for Polish citizenship? [37]

@pawian Thanks very much for the help. After I posted this, I also realized that even if my father had inherited Polish citizenship from his mother, he lost it when he served in the U.S. Army. I appreciate the clarification, pawian. You are a kind teacher!

Law / My Great GrandMother was born in Poland sometime before 1915 - any chance for Polish citizenship? [37]

Hi pawian. To be perfectly honest, I'm getting nervous about anti-Semitism in the United States, and have been considering possibilities for an alternative home if things here go downhill. I'm also considering Israel, obviously, and that will be my primary focus from this point. But I loved visiting Poland last year, and with my ancestral connections (my father's father's family was from Bochnia), I thought I'd look into it.

Law / My Great GrandMother was born in Poland sometime before 1915 - any chance for Polish citizenship? [37]

Poloniusz: I don't know what your childhood trauma is, but you can take your anti-Semitism and your Israel-hatred and your assumptions about me and cram them where the sun don't shine.

Law / My Great GrandMother was born in Poland sometime before 1915 - any chance for Polish citizenship? [37]

dolnoslask: Thank you very much for that information, sir. I appreciate it. You are a good representative for the Poland I've experienced.