In the TV series "My Fathers", why do Polish partisans also hate Jews?

"Of My Fathers" is a very popular TV series recently. It is based on World War II. It is normal for Poles to hate Jews, because Jews are outsiders and squeeze Poles. The living space also brought disaster to the Poles. Many Jews died at the hands of the Poles.

After the Industrial Revolution, people in Western Europe began to exclude and expel Jews. A large number of Jews had to immigrate to Eastern Europe. They had no country of their own, no fixed residence, no armed protection, and could only constantly move around in other countries. The country wanders.

During that period, religion had a huge impact on people’s thinking. Because of their religious beliefs, Europeans discriminated against and rejected Jews, thinking that they were "European Gypsies", so Western Europe expelled them to Eastern Europe. Poland is a country that believes in Catholicism, and Catholicism also discriminates against Jews. That’s why the Polish partisans in the TV series said: “Killing a Jew is like drowning a cat.” This shows that they have little sympathy for the Jews.

In addition, during the war, there were rumors that the Jews were Soviet traitors and had betrayed Poland's interests. Next, the Soviet Union and Germany carved up the territory of Poland, which basically confirmed the previous rumors. The Poles turned from a certain degree of discrimination to hatred, and some unfriendly behaviors towards the Jews occurred. If history has been overturned, it will not be mentioned again.

Objectively speaking, the Jewish nation is a wise nation, the nation that is best at doing business, and their wisdom and brains are known to the world. For example, Einstein, who proposed the theory of relativity, was an outstanding representative of the Jews. His scientific research changed the entire world. There are actually many Jews in our country, for example, there are many in Kaifeng City, Henan Province, and the earliest paper currency "Jiaozi" in history was the initiative of Kaifeng Jews.

Today’s Jews have stood up, have a say in economics and politics, and have their own country. We should also be tolerant and respectful towards them.