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Selected Press Release
The Massacre in Jedwabne, New Book by Marek Jan Chodakiewicz

2/20/2006 - The Massacre in Jedwabne, July 10, 1941 : Before, During, After (Hardcover)- New Book by Marek Jan Chodakiewicz. On July 10, 1941, the Jewish inhabitants in the small Polish town of Jedwabne were massacred by German policemen and some Polish townsmen and peasants. Chodakiewicz provides us with a criminal investigation of this mass murder. In this detailed study of a small area in Poland, Chodakiewicz examines the conditions that led to the heinous slaughter of Jedwabne’s Jewish population.


Other Press Releases
The Minneapolis-St. Paul StarTribune ran a story about the Holocaust, which included the phrase "notorious Polish concentration camp". (3/14/2008)

STEPHEN AMBROSE HISTORICAL TOURS ADDS NEW TOUR FOR 2008: WORLD WAR II IN POLAND AND GERMANY LED BY GENERAL DAVID ZABECKI (2/20/2008)

AIBA World Boxing Championships Chicago 2007 (10/17/2007)

The Polish Community is for keeping the historical name "Interstate Avenue" (10/5/2007)

BUFFALONIANS STORM CORPUS CHRISTI’S PIEROGI PARTY (9/21/2007)

The TRAP DOOR THEATRE presents.... Emma (9/6/2007)

SZOPKA: The Krakow Christmas Manger Workshop set for Sept. 23 and Christmasville Display during the holiday season. (9/4/2007)

POLISH CATHOLICS MARK GERMANY'S 1939 INVASION OF POLAND AND START OF WW II (9/4/2007)

Passage of 9/11 Bill takes First Step towards Modernization of Visa Waiver Program Emanuel Pledges to Continue Fight to Admit Poland into the Program (8/3/2007)

PMA Names Volunteer of the Year (7/16/2007)

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