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Świat oglądany przez szybę. Polacy a sprawy międzynarodowe w sondażach Radia Wolna Europa (1962–1969)

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Pzeperski M.

Pamięć i Sprawiedliwość

2013

issue 2(22)

183-207

Radio Free Europe was one of the most effective tools of Cold War in the hands of the western countries. The fact which is relatively unknown is that one of its units was conducting widespread surveys primarily aimed at establishing the level of the Station’s popularity in the countries to which it directed its broadcasts. Somehow additionally, the Station collected the information which today allows us to obtain the picture of the Polish public opinion on various topics, among others, on the issues concerning international affairs. International affairs are very closely linked with the internal situation of the country and are mainly perceived from this perspective. Particularly interesting are the opinions of the Poles on the Arab-Israeli War which got a lot of publicity in Poland, above of all, in the form of an Anti-Semitic witch-hunt symbolised by March 1968. Another interesting aspect is the attitude of the Poles to the problems of racism in the United States. Anti-American opinions, unfavourable to racism, are mixed with xenophobia which many Poles did not conceal. From the perspective of the RFE studies, the Polish People’s Republic emerges as the country of dying hopes, deepening stagnation, and the Poles as the opponents of the system who are hostile towards the USSR yet are not willing to risk a mutiny or a protest. In spite of all, in their majority, they assumed positions of adapting to and conforming with. Simultaneously, the surveys recorded also the opinions of the RFE employees who prepared the reports; these people often did not understand the realities of the studied countries and had a tendency to see the world only in black and white colours.

Uwagi na temat Wojny Sześciodniowej i postawy emigracji niepodległościowej wobec konfliktu arabsko-izraelskiego i antysemickich działań władz PRL 1967-1968

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Danel J.

Studia Żydowskie. Almanach

2016

vol. 6

issue 6

184-192

The article recalls the genesis and course of the Israeli-Arab conflict in 60. including the Six Day War and attitudes of the Polish Emigration in London towards the events. Author of the article compares the anti-Semitic policy of the communist government in Poland with attitudes of the pro-independent Polish Emigration in London. The Polish emigration milieus stand firmly on the Israeli side.

Artykuł przypomina genezę i przebieg konfliktu izraelsko-arabskiego w latach 60., w tym Wojnę Sześciodniową oraz stosunek emigracji polskiej w Londynie do wydarzeń. Autor artykułu porównuje antysemicką politykę władz komunistycznych w Polsce z postawami proniepodległościowej Emigracji Polskiej w Londynie. Polskie środowiska emigracyjne zdecydowanie stoją po stronie izraelskiej.

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Świat oglądany przez szybę. Polacy a sprawy międzynarodowe w sondażach Radia Wolna Europa (1962–1969)

Uwagi na temat Wojny Sześciodniowej i postawy emigracji niepodległościowej wobec konfliktu arabsko-izraelskiego i antysemickich działań władz PRL 1967-1968