Poland and the Jews

Here is just one of many Polish Jews that were not rescued by the AK but were in the ranks of the AK after the Ghetto Uprising:

Stanislaw Likiernik: a member of 'Kedyw', a sabotage and diversionary section of the Home Army, between 1942–1944 he participated in armed actions against Germans in occupied Warsaw. During the Warsaw Uprising his unit was involved in combat in Wola, Old Town, Czerniakow and City Centre districts.

If the older sibling knows what is going on and does or says nothing to prevent what is going on, then yes this older sibling has some responsibility in the events; is that not so?

My God, how could they! Gruesome indeed!

Got more?

...huh? Tell whom?

With respect

The Righteous Among the Nations memorials at Yad Vasham has honoured many 'average Polish civillians' --more than any other nation has it not?

This is your analogy not mine--but the police or anyone else who could stop the abuse.

You have no respect towards Poland or historical truth or justice, you're here just to blaim and falsely accuse Poles and Poland.

It was a Pole who informed the West of Nazi antrocities.

... and murder Polish babies, isn't that also what you claim I wrote :-)))

The only factual statement you have made! In fact 43% of all intelligence reports from occupied Europe to the Western Allies was supplied by Poles and is recognised an invaluable contribution in the defeat of Nazi Germany.

why are you so hellbent on spitting on Poland.

Like I said - we did all we could.

death of millions of Poles at the hands of the communists,

He was there so would know better than you or I.

In what way exactly is she responsible for their death?

Does mean that Jews responsible for my family's suffering?

Does that make him responsible for that man's death?

Only those that could have helped but felt no moral obligation to help are culpable.

BTW. We are all sitting behind our computer screens passing judgements on one thing or another :-))

Zamenhof

True enough but efforts were made to bridge the gap. Ever heard of Ludvic Zamenhof? I'll tell you what he did if not.

4) Claim that the majority of Poles felt no moral obligation to help Jews.

This is an interesting proverb. But how do you relate it to what LAGirl said. I'm not seeing the connection.

Simply making a comparison.