Prejudice and dashed hopes: Relations between the Home Army and the ŻOB on the eve of the uprising.
The Home Army's assistance to the Jewish Combat Organization on the eve of the uprising was limited. This modest scale stemmed not only from the limited military capabilities of the Polish underground, but also from the prejudices of its command and conflicting goals. As a result, after the war, veterans of the Jewish underground repeatedly accused the Home Army of indifference and anti-Semitism. This led to confrontations between the two sides, and not just in the newspapers. On July 6, 1961, in the spacious interiors of Turin's Palazzo Madama, the former seat of the Senate […]