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"This is a book about the borderland communities that live on either side of the new European divide and how successful or otherwise they are in influencing the foreign policies of their respective nation-states"--Introduction.
Topics include Yiddish folksongs to Hebrew, Yiddishm and Polish literature to Polish plays and the discussions range over the period from the Middle Ages to the present.
Discusses the contemporary Polish self-concept in the shadow of wartime and postwar antisemitism, pointing to the existence of an antisemitic concept of the enemy which relies on the nexus of Jews and communism (the "Żydokomuna"), and which is considered as the counter-point to …