Edited sentence: A research published by Pew Research Center in June 2015 revealed that out of six European countries researched, Poland has the most unfavorable opinion of Jews.According to the authors, these outcomes shows no significance change from previous studies.Alongside former German and some Polish property, some Jewish property was categorized as "abandoned" and nationalized by the state.The increasing number of Jews fleeing to larger cities in search of each other resulted in the authorities in smaller towns obtaining more property to distribute among the townsfolk.This property not only included homes, but public institutions such as synagogues and other buildings belonging to the vanished Jewish community.While 78% of Europeans have a favorable opinion of Jews, only 59% of the participants in Poland have positive feelings for Jewish people, and 28% hold unfavorable opinion