Commemorating the March 1968 anti-Jewish campaign in Poland
by Don Hank
The Jerusalem Post recently ran a column commemorating the expulsion of Jews from Poland in March of 1968 in the regime of Władysław Gomułka.
The Jews in communist Poland in 1968 were seen as sympathetic to Israel's gains in the 6 Day War of 1967, by which Israel seized considerable land, including the Syrian Golan Heights and this angered the communist regime, leading to said expulsion of Jews.
by Don Hank
The Jerusalem Post recently ran a column commemorating the expulsion of Jews from Poland in March of 1968 in the regime of Władysław Gomułka.
The Jews in communist Poland in 1968 were seen as sympathetic to Israel's gains in the 6 Day War of 1967, by which Israel seized considerable land, including the Syrian Golan Heights and this angered the communist regime, leading to said expulsion of Jews.