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Since19th century, Jews have played an important role in the industrial and railway network created and developed in Poland, in the construction of modern middle class and cities, in the expansion of cities themselves, and in the development of urban and rural trade. They are also the most outstanding founders of Polish poetry, literature and opera. They play an important role in the process of social, economic and political system transformation in Poland today. ?

Anti-Semitism and anti-Semitism in Poland began in18th century. Hundreds of years before that, anti-Semitism and anti-Semitism movements had risen in other European countries. Jews began to emigrate to Poland from about 1 1 century, and reached its climax in14-17th century. During this period, the Polish government formulated a series of relevant policies to develop domestic economy and foreign trade, allowing Jews to settle in Poland and engage in business and other industries, and a large number of Jews were able to flood into Poland.

Poland is anti-Semitic among European countries? Rising star? . Since18th century, anti-semitism and anti-semitism have started to reflect and criticize in not fade away, Poland, and even in the western world.

As we all know, the Nazis committed heinous crimes against Jews in World War II, and only112 Polish Jews escaped. After the war was put out, their hopes of returning to their hometown were dashed. The government distributes its property, including land and houses, to Poles to avoid giving up what already belongs to them? Give it back to its owner? Some Poles raised their butcher knives at the Jews who had just fled the war and returned home hopefully. ?

Poland is a Catholic country. Compared with many other European countries, its people are relatively anti-Semitic. After 1989, anti-Semitic publications can be distributed more freely, and their dissemination power and scope are also expanding. Besides, Poland has an important strategic position. Its history of over 0/000 years is full of wars and conflicts. In the fierce political struggle, political groups often regard Jews as the object of transferring contradictions.