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Flat White

The fallout from Poland’s misguided Holocaust law

21 February 2018

3:25 PM

21 February 2018

3:25 PM

My grandfather made the lifesaving decision to leave Poland for Australia shortly before World War II broke out. However, for the rest of his life, my grandfather lived with the agony of knowing his entire family perished in the war. He would tell of how he heard that one uncle survived the war as the result of being a Captain in the Polish army, but that, on his return home, he was killed by Polish neighbours.

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