The Jews of Częstochowa — Coexistence, Holocaust, Memory

Introductory Remarks, by His Reverence Stanislaw Nowak, Archbishop of Częstochowa

Remembrance Days Opening Address, by Tadeusz Wrona, Mayor of Częstochowa

Organizer of the Days of Remembrance Project, by Piotr Stasiak

A Few Memories, by Sigmund A. Rolat

Articles

Jerzy Mizgalski Foreward
Antony Polonsky Introduction
Jerzy Mizgalski The Jews of Częstochowa
Andrzej Zakrzewski Jewish Spite: Zlość źydowska... of Gaudenty Pikulski--an Eighteenth Century Encyclopedia of Antisemitism in Poland
Jerzy Mizgalski The Political Identity of Jews in the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries as Reflected in the History, Heritage, and Cultural Identity of Częstochowa Jews
Tadeusz Dubicki, Grzegorz Lukomski Jewish Soldiers in Polish Armies 1794-1945
Elzbieta Surma-Jonczyk Archival Sources on the History of Częstochowa Jews
Jacek Mróz Printed Stones, or on the Symbolics of Częstochowa Matsevot
Dariusz Zlotkowski Jewish Wills from Częstochowa and the Vicinity as Historical Sources for a Study of the Jewish Life in the First Half of the Nineteenth Century
Robert W. Szwed The Views of the 1831 Insurrectionary Seym on Collecting the “Conscription Tax” from Jews
Janusz Fałowski Częstochoviana in Daniel Neufeld’s Jutrzenka
Juliusz Setowski The Markusfelds : a Family Portrait of Częstochowa Entrepreneurs, Philanthropists, and Social Leaders
Ryszard Szwed Jews in the Local Government of Częstochowa 1919–1939
Zbigniew Grządzielski Jewish Education in Częstochowa Between the War (A Survey of the Local Sources)
Marta Meducka Jews of Częstochowa in the Cultural Life of Their Town
Wieslaw Paszkowski The State of the Research on the Holocaust in Częstochowa
Feliks Tych The History of Częstochowa Jews during the Holocaust and After as Documented in the Archives of the Jewish Historical Institute
Felicja Karay The Economic Expansion of the HASAG Concern in the Radom Region (1939-1945) and Its Impact on Częstochowa Labor Camps for Jews
Father Jan Zwiazek The Statements of Częstochowa Bishop Dr. Teodor Kubina, Bishop of Częstochowa on the 1946 Kielce Pogrom
Rabbi Mark W. Kiel Ambivalence and Hope: Some Reflections of a Son of Częnstochover Jews