Notes on East European Jewish Studies thirty years after 1989.

The first part of that question, which focuses on the effects that political and diplomatic changes and antisemitism has on the Jewish community, were the dominant features of research on Jews in Poland until the 1990s. In Poland, shifting relations between Germany and Poland further decreased the party leadership's commitment to anti-fascist rhetoric. "Reflections on the Polish Experience" was written in the aftermath of the mass exodus of Poland's remaining Jewish population. [Extracted from the article]