Thoughts on Parashat Shemini [maxbutton id=”6″ url=”https://polishjewsreviving.org/rzeczy-na-ktore-zasluzylismy-i-te-na-ktore-nie-zasluzylismy/” ] Does everything (bad) that happens to us happen for a reason? If so, where should we look for answers? In theology, science or our moral conduct as individuals or groups? The Torah portion for this week brings up this topic. On the eighth day, following the seven […]
Rzeczy, na które zasłużyliśmy i te, na które nie zasłużyliśmy
Refleksja nad paraszą Szemini
Czy wszystko (złe), co nam się przytrafia, wydarza się z jakiegoś powodu? Jeśli tak, to gdzie szukać odpowiedzi? W teologii, nauce czy w naszym postępowaniu moralnym jako jednostek lub grup? Porcja Tory na ten tydzień porusza ten temat: ósmego dnia, po siedmiu dniach ich inauguracji, Aharon i jego[…]
Ukrainian Refugee Aid Updates
Beit Polska continues to lead through its on-the-ground person-to-person relief for refugees. Bookmark this post to follow along with our weekly updates. There is also a more extensive discussion, Interim Plans and Guiding Principles regarding our plans for continued Ukrainian refugee aid. [maxbutton id=”7″ ] March 2022: A shipment of medicine and food […]
Survival on the Margins: Polish Jewish Refugees in the Wartime Soviet Union
The implementation of the August 1939 accord between Germany and the Soviet Union (Molotov-Ribbentrop) erased Poland. The Jews in the Soviet controlled sector of the former Poland, many of whom fled eastward or were deported by Soviet authorities or simply exiled to vast howling regions found a paradoxical refuge. They were at a far remove from unfolding persecutions and murders the Germans planed. The narrative about the fate of the 200,000 Polish Jewish refugees in the Soviet Union remained peripheral to the study of the Holocaust for over 75 years. Dr. Adler’s ground breaking work has opened up these areas of study for the English speaking audiences.[…]
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