Comments on: Irony Of Fate

By: Andrew

Andrew — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 12:14:04 +0000

Lodz is really hard, it is full of scum, but anti-semitism is not an attitude here, it is some kind of slogan. You have to know that in Lodz for many years was the strongest anifascist, antiracist and anti-anti semitic crew in Poland. Belive that neo-nazi hate this city as the others, they can’t live here, they are always in trouble. People from Lodz hated fascism more than in Danzig, Cracow, Warsaw and Wroclaw and they were more radical. Maybe it is hard to belive it but it is a fact.

By: salomea kape

salomea kape — Fri, 02 Jul 2010 03:42:31 +0000

I’m a Holocaust survivor of Lodz-ghetto and I visited my native city just a week ago. The former ghetto is inhabited by a kind of Lumpenproletariat and hooligans. Stars of David are mainly there and young boys gathered at the corner of the streets often with bats in their hands. I feared them as I feared the Nazis during the war and felt unsafe again,65 years after the war. The toxicity of anti-Semitism is reinforced by radio Mariya, but I found Lodz mostly infected. Warsaw was different, the Warsovians helped us to find the remnants of the Warsaw ghetto,they were helpful in every aspect, we found unforgetable people who became friends. And as in the Polish anthem “Poland is not lost yet ” in the mud of hatred and the ugly face of Lodz doesn’t represent my native country.

By: Mike

Mike — Sun, 29 Jun 2008 09:08:46 +0000

That is indeed sad and stupid. There is no words to describe how dumb and narrow minded these people are who paint David’s Stars on building and walls.