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WEBINAR: The Jedwabne Provocation: Shifting Holocaust Blame Onto Poles [Now Timestamped (Indexed)]

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Jedwabne has been made into such a hullabaloo: [PO POLSKU PONIŻEJ] Poles must beat their breasts! Poles are suddenly co-responsible with the Germans for the Jews’ Holocaust! Poles’ own victimhood is nullified! Polish heroism has evaporated! What other Judeocentric hysterics will we hear?

Ironically, Jedwabne was not even part of Holocaust: It happened before the Holocaust. Remember that history doesn’t run backwards. The Jedwabne affair is demonstrably an effort to shift German blame onto Poles. Follow the money: The Holocaust Industry is not far behind.

Jewish testimonies that exonerate the Poles of the Jedwabne massacre are ignored. A top new Jedwabne study is also memory-holed.

All this time, Jewish crimes get a pass: We hear all about Jedwabne, but never about Koniuchy or Brzostowica Mala.

Most critics now admit that Germans were at Jedwabne, but still treat the Poles as the guilty ones, as if the Germans were invisible. This is incredible! The Holocaust establishment is out to blame the Poles for Jedwabne at all costs–no matter how absurd. What’s more, scholars that question the Poles-are-guilty Jedwabne narrative are censored.

A proper forensic dig at Jedwabne is disallowed because of the bogus “sacred Jewish bones” politics. Polish guilt is largely based on the Lomza trial (1949). Such August Decree trials were Communist ones with fatal flaws, which I detail. No one should treat them seriously, much less argue that they support Polish responsibility for Jedwabne.

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