By Donald Snyder
Radio Maryja is a source of embarrassment to many Poles, but the diatribes from this radio station, intermingled with lengthy prayer sessions, are heard by millions of listeners each day.Read More
By Donald Snyder
Instructors at a ground-breaking college in Torun like Maksymin Tandek teach Poles Jewish subjects, while two miles away a popular radio program’s broadcasts demonize gays and Jews.
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By Donald Snyder
Sigmund Rolat was a penniless orphan when Soviet troops freed him from a Nazi slave-labor camp in Czestochowa, Poland in January 1945.
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By Donald Snyder
When Romuald Jakub Weksler-Waszkinel applied to immigrate to Israel as a Jew under the Law of Return last October, Israeli authorities delayed responding to his request for months.
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By Donald Snyder
The traditional Jewish blessings over wine and bread, the Kiddush and the Motzi, echoed through the sanctuary at 10 HaRav Kook Street in Jerusalem. It was a room of striking simplicity — with just one small cross in brown wood.
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