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Szmalcownik (Polish pronunciation: [ʂmalˈtsɔvɲik]); in English, also
sometimes spelled shmaltsovnik) is a
pejorative Polish slang expression that originated...
- to 500,000). The Home Army
started carrying out
death sentences for
szmalcowniks in
Warsaw in the
summer of 1943.
Antony Polonsky observed that "the attitude...
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acted as
agents for the
Polish resistance. Some of the
collaborators –
szmalcowniks –
blackmailed Jews and
their Polish rescuers and
acted as informers,...
- and her
husband protected. He also gave her
money to pay off her own
szmalcownik, or blackmailer, who said he was
Jewish and
threatened to
report her...
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Warsaw 70,000–90,000
Polish gentiles aided Jews,
while 3,000–4,000 were
szmalcowniks, or
blackmailers who
collaborated with the ****s in ****cuting the Jews...
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According to Jan Grabowski, however, Mann was an
infamous collaborator and
szmalcownik, who
turned in a
Polish resistance member to the
Germans and was shortly...
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Richard Henry Czarnecki". In
January 2018,
Czarnecki compared Thun to a
szmalcownik,
people who
blackmailed Jews in
hiding during the Holocaust, for her...
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compared Róża Thun to **** collaborators,
specifically people called szmalcownik. Consequently, at the
request of the
leaders of four
European Parliament...
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neighbors turning Jews over to the
Germans or
blackmailing them (see "
szmalcownik"). In some cases,
Poles themselves killed their Jewish fellow citizens...
- of the resistance) were
handed over to the
Gestapo by the so-called "
szmalcowniks", who
received financial rewards. Soon
after the
German takeover of the...
