Hateful chapter closes in Poland

The closing of Poland’s best-known haven of anti-Semitic literature resonates deeply for Polish-Jewish relations.

Catholic Pole Zuzanna Radzik holds anti-Semitic books from the Antyk bookstore, which she had pressed to have closed. (Courtesy of Zuzanna Radzik)

By JTA Staff December 26, 2006 10:00 am

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