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From state to grass‐roots antisemitism

Antisemitism in Poland: Continuity or change?

Abraham Brumberg
Pages 157-167 | Published online: 19 Jun 2008

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Howard Spier. (1994) Russian antisemitic propaganda from Brezhnev to Yeltsin. East European Jewish Affairs 24:2, pages 131-140.
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Konrad Matyjaszek. (2018) „Trzeba mówić po polsku”. Z Antonym Polonskym rozmawia Konrad Matyjaszek [“You need to speak Polish”: Antony Polonsky interviewed by Konrad Matyjaszek]. Studia Litteraria et Historica:6.
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Konrad Matyjaszek. (2017) Artykuł wycofany [Retracted article]: „Trzeba mówić po polsku”. Z Antonym Polonskym rozmawia Konrad Matyjaszek. Studia Litteraria et Historica:6.
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