Примери за използване на Jedwabne на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Jedwabne Poland.
Jews had lived in the town of Jedwabne since 1660.
Jedwabne sharpened our sense of competitive suffering.”.
Others outside Jedwabne take a different view.
The Destruction of the Jewish Community in Jedwabne Poland.
At Jedwabne, the death toll is impossible to estimate accurately.
The Jewish community in Jedwabne ceased to exist on that day.
It occurred on July 10, 2001,the 60th anniversary of the crime in Jedwabne.
At least one of the Jedwabne murderers was later sent to Auschwitz.
In brief, there is good reason for research and debate on the Jedwabne massacre to continue.
How did the population of Jedwabne live for three generations with the knowledge of these murders?
The election was won by Andrzej Duda,the candidate who resolutely rejected the painful truth of Jedwabne.
It was wrong of the Jedwabne authorities to let journalists in to dig up Jewish truth.
Several years ago, while in the Warsaw Jewish archives, he came across a deposition by Szmul Wasersztajn, dated April 1945,which described in detail the horrors inflicted in Jedwabne.
Gross' revelation of the crime in Jedwabne led to a revolution in Polish thought on Polish-Jewish relations.
There is much slowness in The Crime and the Silence,Anna Bikont's magisterial investigation into a small massacre of Jews in the town of Jedwabne in northeastern Poland in July 1941.
She is inclined to leave Jedwabne, a place tainted by a deed for which, she said, she is not and cannot be responsible.
The brazen assertions that not a single ethnic Pole was involved in the Jedwabne massacre likewise came in various and conflicting forms.
At pubs in Jedwabne, one could hear“incredible” stories about Jews being murdered in a barn that the historians knew nothing about.
A fellow historian andfriend explained that“the Jedwabne affair awoke a demon in this traditional Polish patriot.”.
In 1941, Polish villagers in Jedwabne, perhaps at the instigation of the Nazis, rounded up more than 300 of their Jewish neighbours and burned them alive in a barn.
Taking the(extremely cautious) lower figure,the massacre at Jedwabne would be comparable to the crash of a jumbo jet.
Krzysztof Godlewski, mayor of Jedwabne when Bikont begins her investigation, an honorable man constantly trying to reconcile irreconcilable factions, tells her,“It's natural to choose the easier truth.”.
However, I decided to leave the chapter unchanged,because one important aspect of the Jedwabne story concerns the slow dawning of Polish awareness of this horrendous crime.
A monument to the Jews killed in 1941 in Jedwabne, Poland, which was erected in 2001 and vandalized with swastikas ten years later, September 2011.
But others denounced Jewish neighbours, or did worse,as in the Jedwabne massacre of 1941, when villagers herded hundreds of Jews into a barn and burned them alive.
Moreover there is sense to discussing Jedwabne, and not only in Poland, for that crime reveals a fresh, dark aspect regarding whom humans can be.
None of this explains the horrifying behavior of the one hundred- odd Jedwabne farmers and artisans who did the killing; nor does it explain the abominable behavior of the onlookers.
On January 8, 1949,in the small town of Jedwabne, some nineteen kilometers from Lomz in Poland's historical province of Mazowsze, security police detained fifteen men.
Historian Pawel Machcewicz,himself a leader in investigating the Jedwabne massacre, has criticized Gross for not including in his accounts the thousands of Poles who helped Jews.