Record of Violence. The Socio‐Political German‐Jewish Relations in Free City of Danzig in the Years 1933–1939

The author focuses on historical evidence to answer the sociological problem how did the Jewish citizens of the Free City of Danzig, who had lived there for several generations, come to be considered strangers for the Germans ones and were forced to leave their hometown? The method chosen by the author is based on the chronological factor, showing how each subsequent day deprived Jews of the dignity and living space in their own city. The author mentions not only the laws and regulations concerning the Gdańsk Jews as a whole, but wherever possible he refers to the individual fate of a given person or family in order to evoke the terror to those days through the prism of the personal experiences. The author presented the history of Nazi repressions towards the Jewish community in the years 1933–1939 thus exposing the sources of German planned violence hidden by the Nazis under the guise of national propaganda

Archaeology · Dignity · German · Judaism · Nazism · Political science · Politics · Sociology · Eastern European Communism and Reforms · History · Law · Philosophy · Polish Historical and Cultural Studies · Polish-Jewish Holocaust Memory Studies · Religious studies