anti-Polish sentiment

The Polish community was long the subject of anti-Polish sentiment in America.

The Commission was motivated by anti-Polish sentiment and racism.

This proves that aggressive anti-Polish sentiment still persists.

However, there have been some instances of anti-Polish sentiment and hostility towards Polish immigrants.

This was designed to strengthen the anti-Polish sentiment and paint Lithuania as a more favorable solution.

Anti-Polish sentiment often entails modern-day derogatory stereotyping and discrimination.

During the 1920s, Lithuania and Germany maintained a relatively normal relationship as they were united by anti-Polish sentiment.

The Commonwealth's failures encouraged anti-Polish sentiments in right-bank Ukraine.

Kazimierz Piechowski eventually made his way to the Ukraine, but was unable to find refuge there due to anti-Polish sentiment.

The Polish administration retaliated with a process of "pacification" which intensified anti-Polish sentiment and increased Ukrainian nationalism.

The short presence of the settlers, as all were forcibly expelled by the Soviets to Siberia, ignited further anti-Polish sentiment among the locals.

From Prince Władysław's view the revolt had been motivated by anti-Polish sentiments and the German citizens proved disloyal.

However, both under the German-speaking population in the province as well as in the Prussian capital anti-Polish sentiments arose.

Putin has expressed Anti-Polish sentiment typical of many Russians, the expression of opinions like this are credited as 'down to earth' by Russian media.

Coren's piece led to many Times letters protesting against anti-Polish sentiment and detailing the rescue of Jews by Poles during the Holocaust.

The terms Polonophobia, anti-Polonism, antipolonism and anti-Polish sentiment refer to a spectrum of hostile attitudes toward Polish people and culture.

He stressed that since the book is a work of fiction and does not document real-world events, accusations of anti-Polish sentiment may result only from taking it too literally.

Richard's father, John, a driver for the Polish Daily News, Americanized the surname to Nickel in the face of Anti-Polish sentiment.

In 1864 the Russian imperial authorities liquidated the monastery (for more details see: Anti-Polish sentiment); nevertheless, two years later a theological college was founded there by the Catholics.

By way of contrast, the report makes no mention of the anti-Polish sentiments that are frequently expressed, in particular in those media outlets that have been bought out by foreign capital.

The far-right British National Party (BNP) have used anti-Polish sentiment, and campaigned for a ban on all Polish migrant workers in Britain.

By 1945, there was growing anti-Polish sentiment in Britain, particularly among the trade unions which feared competition for jobs from Polish immigrants; and from Foreign Secretary Ernest Bevin.

On 26 July 2008, The Times published a comment piece by Jewish restaurant reviewer Giles Coren containing anti-Polish sentiment including alleged Polish anti-Semitism.

Lipski made the point that these and other examples of anti-Polish sentiment occurred with greater frequency in the areas bordering the Polish Corridor than they did in other parts of Germany.