WARSAW, Poland (JTA) — A wall of the Jewish cemetery in Tarnow, a city in southern Poland, was spray-painted with the letters “AJ,” likely meaning “Anti-Jude,” or anti-Jewish.

An Auschwitz tour guide's home was vandalized with a Star of David and a nationalist message , as tensions increase over Poland's Holocaust law.

Dariusz Stola, a historian at the Polish Academy of Sciences and the museum’s first director, said that Polin arrived at the perfect time — when interest in the Jewish heritage of Poland was ...

Jews with Jewish star badges forced upon them by the Nazis in the Lodz Ghetto's footbridge over Hohensteiner Strasse ... Before World War II, Lodz, one of Poland’s major industrial centers, ...

Forget the Euro 2012 scaremongering. Poland's Jewish revival is thriving, Kamil Tchorek writes in The Wall Street Journal.

Poland invented and shaped Ashkenazic Jewish culture. The largest percentage of Jews in the world lived here in Poland until 1939. You cannot tell the story of the Jews without Poland.