On an official level, the country has done much to combat anti-Semitism, according to Polish journalist Stanislaw Lopuszanski.
Children learn about the role Poland placed in the Holocaust.
They view films and take school trips to the concentration camps. Every year there is a tribute to the fighters of the Warsaw Ghetto uprising. Today there are relatively few overt acts of anti-Semitism in Poland. The small Jewish community, which numbers less than 15,000, is free to worship in the country's seven synagogues. Furthermore, the Polish Episcopate has established a Commission for Dialogue with Judaism.