You should find out more about the reasons to publish such books addressed for fools .
Why not find out about the books
before you mouth off about them?
If you did that, you would know that they are "Humorous guides to cross-cultural awareness.
A series that highlights the unique character and behaviour of different nations.
Frank, irreverent, funny - almost guaranteed to cure Xenophobia."
When I have more time I will read it through
So you are complaining about something, even though you have no idea at all about what it says. Just as you complained about a British policeman talking about an arrest warrant which he had seen and you have not.
Her xenophobic observations and backyard wisdom of polish reality can only be levelled with Nazi`s Goebbels WWII propaganda
These would be the same "xenophobic observations" which you haven't actually read any of? Personally I'd want to be careful about publicly saying that a professional writer is on the same level as Goebbels (given that such a comment would make somebody less likely to buy her book and is entirely untrue) but I'm sure you know what you are doing.
If anybody does care about the book (which I have two editions of), here are some quotes:
A polarised people
The Poles are either bubbling with life, or comatose; they love or they loathe. It is this total commitment to the occupation of the moment which earns them the reputation of being mercurial. As Hemar wrote in his song: 'If only Poles did systematically and economically what they do spontaneously, they would be perfect.'
Necessity is the mother of invention
Key national characteristics are adaptability, a knack for improvisation, and the ability to make the best of what is available. A good Polish cook is one who can make gourmet soup from a rusty nail.
ovalbooks.com/xeno/Poles.html#book