USA and Poland, 2002,
99 minutes, 16mm
Director: Andrzej Krakowski

In 1968 Poland expelled the last remaining Jews from what once was the largest Jewish community in the world, effectively ending an over one thousand-year history. Interspersing archival footage from 1968 with letters from the period and personal interviews, the film reveals many painful stories, including that of the director's father.

Guest: Filmmaker Andrzej Krakowski
Discussant: Antony Polonsky, Brandeis University

Sponsor: The American Association for Polish-Jewish Studies and The Sarnat Center for the Study of Anti-Jewishnes