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Israel slams bill to outlaw blaming Poles for Holocaust crimes
Center for Research on the Holocaust in Poland
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False Polish-Catholic Identification card - Illinois Holocaust Museum
Poland to outlaw references to 'Polish death camps' | CNN
Poland: Historical Background during the Holocaust
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The Holocaust in the Works of Polish Artists | Article | Culture.pl
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Polish Victims | Holocaust Encyclopedia
Historians fear 'censorship' under Poland's Holocaust law | THE News
Polish Victims | Holocaust Encyclopedia
Polish law denies reality of Holocaust | Letters | The Guardian
Poland to outlaw references to 'Polish death camps' | CNN
Poland Doesn't Deny the Holocaust. It Distorts History for Political Purposes.
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Rescue of Jews by Poles during the Holocaust - Wikipedia