Anti-Polish sentiment | Wikipedia audio article
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Date: 2019-10-07

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00:00:20 1 Features
00:00:41 1.1 Anti-Polish stereotypes
00:01:02 2 Anti-Polish sentiment to 1918
00:01:44 3 Interwar Period (1918–39)
00:02:15 4 Invasion of Poland and World War II
00:02:47 5 Post-War Era
00:03:07 6 Western-media references to German death camps in German-occupied Poland
00:03:28 7 In Polish-Jewish relations
00:04:00 8 "Polish jokes"
00:04:21 9 Today
00:04:31 9.1 United Kingdom
00:05:13 9.2 Israel
00:05:34 9.3 United States
00:05:54 9.4 Russian Federation
00:06:15 9.5 Lithuania
00:06:36 9.6 Ukraine
00:06:57 10 See also



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SUMMARY
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Polonophobia, anti-Polonism (Polish: Antypolonizm), and anti-Polish sentiment are terms for a variety of hostile attitudes, prejudice, and actions against Polish persons and culture. These include racial prejudice against Poles and persons of Polish descent, ethnically-based discrimination, and state-sponsored mistreatment of Poles and the Polish diaspora. This prejudice led to mass killings and genocide or it was used to justify atrocities both during and after World War II, most notably by the German Nazis, Ukrainian nationalists and Soviet communists. Nazi Germany's Directive No.1306 stated: "Polishness equals subhumanity. Poles, Jews and gypsies are on the same inferior level."Today, anti-Polish sentiment includes defamation and derogatory stereotyping of Poles as unintelligent and aggressive, as thugs, thieves, alcoholics, and as anti-Semites. It includes rising workplace discrimination and criminal violence against Poles. As within other nations, perceptions of hatred from outsiders is also exploited for domestic political gain in Poland.