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Against Anti-Semitism: An Anthology of Twentieth-Century Polish Writings. Ed. Adam Michnik and Agnieszka Marczyk. Trans. Agnieszka Marczyk. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2017. xliii, 375 pp. Index. $34.95, hard bound.
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Against Anti-Semitism: An Anthology of Twentieth-Century Polish Writings. Ed. Adam Michnik and Agnieszka Marczyk. Trans. Agnieszka Marczyk. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2017. xliii, 375 pp. Index. $34.95, hard bound.
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