I read this with great interest. Although it feels like it's just sound bites of strange travel anecdotes, it somehow captures very well the complicated and sel

I read this with great interest. Although it feels like it's just sound bites of strange travel anecdotes, it somehow captures very well the complicated and self-contradictory relations between Poles and Jews. It does a good job of calling out quite a few of the pain points, somehow without overtly taking sides. All the more impressive since the author is not from a "third" nation (as I understand from the article, she is Jewish). Mostly it captures well the multi-faceted nature of the relationship, without funneling the reader back to the one dimensional question of "who's the goodie".