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What Responsibility Do The Poles Share For The Mass Murder Of The Jews, Which Took Place Largely On Polish Soil? In A Major Contribution To The History Of The Holocaust Polonsky Gathers Together The Most Important Arguments In This Debate. The Poor Poles Look At The Ghetto / Jan Błoński -- The Deep Roots And Long Life Of Stereotypes / Stanisław Salmonowicz -- A Reply To Jan Błoński / Władysław Siła-nowicki -- Guilt By Neglect / Ewa Berberyusz -- The 'just' And The 'passive' / Teresa Prekerowa -- The Mission That Failed: A Polish Courier Who Tried To Help The Jews / Maciej Kozłowski -- 'the Black Hole': Conversation With Stanisław Krajewski, 'a Pole And A Jew In One Person' / Ewa Berberyusz -- Do Not Speak For Me, Please / Kazimierz Dziewanowski -- Differing Ethical Standpoints / Jerzy Jastrzebowski -- In A Sense I Am An Anti-semite / Janina Walewska -- Polish Reasons And Jewish Reasons / Jerzy Turowicz -- The Eighty-first Blow / Kazimierz Kakol -- Pilate's Gesture / Ryszard Żelichowski -- The Disseminator Of Anti-semitism?: A Rejoinder To Jan Błoński / Witold Rymanowski. The Hidden Complex Of The Polish Mind: Polish-jewish Relations During The Holocaust / Andrzej Bryk -- Ethical Problems Of The Holocaust In Poland: Discussion Held At The International Conference On The History And Culture Of Polish Jewry In Jerusalem On Monday 1 February 1988. Edited By Antony Polonsky. Includes Bibliographical References And Index.