Have Polish Christians been making up lies about Polish Jews?

"For Jews, “marrying within the faith” isn’t a cultural preference or prejudice. Rather, it is one the commandments G-d gave us at Mount Sinai. A Jew who marries a
non-Jew transgresses a Torah prohibition. The practice of not “intermarrying” is in fact one of the oldest features of Judaism (...) We were chosen as a permanent protest group against idolatry and immorality. Intermarriage is therefore antithetical to the Jewish purpose and to the Jewish identity (...) As Jews, we have a unique identity that is connected to our purpose in the world. We are the “chosen people." http://www.simpletoremember.com/articles/a/intermarriage-lovewithnonje w/

Does this present-day opinion of a U.S. rabbi regarding inter-faith marriages answer your question?

Or are Polish Christians making up yet another lie?

I'm asking if it's true that most Jews didn't speak Polish too well?

BUT REMEMBER KIDS: IF YOU BLAME JEWS OR ZIONISTS ITS ANTI-SEMITIC

Well, I knew about the interfaith marriage thing. However, I'm asking if it's true that most Jews didn't speak Polish too well?

BUT REMEMBER KIDS: IF YOU BLAME JEWS OR ZIONISTS ITS ANTI-SEMITIC

Since 79% of Jews in Poland stated (1931 census) their first language as Yiddish and 9% as Hebrew, you can imagine.

What the "first" language is - is really of no relevance. What's more relevant is how their Polish was - and I've never read anything to suggest that the Jewish population couldn't speak Polish.

"Polish Jews were notable for a particularly strong attachment to their people and a confident, positive self-image as Jews. They harbored their cultural identity in small towns known as shtetls (shtey-tels), encountering non-Jews only through trade and extra-marital sex. Moreover, the pluralistic social climate of late medieval and early modern Poland made possible the creation of a parallel school system, based on Talmudic educational traditions . These Talmudic schools were the pride of the Orthodox Jews, who kept them strictly isolated from gentile influences." [emphasis added by GG]

Pogonowski isn't exactly an objective source on this topic.

Rarely did a Jew think it was necessary to learn Polish; rarely was a Jew interested in Polish
history or Polish politics. (... )

Even in the last few years it was still a rare occurrence that a Jew would speak
Polish well. Out of three million Jews living in Poland, two-and-a-half million were not able to
write a simple letter in Polish and they spoke very poorly. There are hundreds of thousands
of Jews in Poland to whom Polish was as unfamiliar as Turkish. The undersigned was connected
with Poland for generations, but his father did not know more than two words in Polish. And it
never even occurred to him that there was something amiss in that.

Many, if not, most Poles did not consider Jews as fellow Poles.

As a result, in 1931 close to 90% Jews declared that they didn't speak Polish at home. No official census can test the actual command of any language by anyone, but the above-described conditions rule out any true bilingualism that would be prevalent in this society. A rudimentary command of a language (like the rudimentary English spoken by most Polish expats in Britain) does not constitute bilingualism!

Pogonowski isn't exactly an objective source on this topic.

Pogonowski's work in journalism includes broadcasts for the Polish Radio Maryja[7] and columns for its sister publication, Nasz Dziennik (Our Daily).[8] He has also written columns in the Polish-American biweekly, Gwiazda Polarna.

Bullsh*t. If a person consider himself Polish he is Polish. There are many media personalities of Jewish descents and noone think they are not Polish. Why are you attacking Poles again? Why are you so hateful?

It's actually more likely that Jews had a better command of Polish than much of the Polish peasants at the time.

This supposition reveals a patronizing attitude towards the Polish peasantry.

Who do you think would have had a better command of the national language of Poland - educated, urban types - or poor, uneducated village peasants?

the same peasants brought such words as "Busia" to America

I think it would be the Polish peasantry for whom Polish was their first language.

Polish word "babusia"

Those who truly "command" a language, because it is their native tongue

Despite their poverty, I think it would be the Polish peasantry for whom Polish was their first language. Polish was not the first language of most of Poland's Jewry.

poles are very anti Jewish ! more then germans and russians. i am ashamed my fathers fathers line is polish slavic

i am ashamed my fathers fathers line is polish slavic

Could it be that your mothers side is blinding your perception of Poland.

It would explain why Poland's Jewish minority has contributed more to science than the rest. Most Science Nobel Prize holders from Poland are Jewish.

poles are very anti Jewish ! more then germans and russians. i am ashamed my fathers fathers line is polish slavic

It's actually more likely that Jews had a better command of Polish than much of the Polish peasants at the time.

poles are very anti Jewish