Primed for Violence: Murder, Antisemitism, and Democratic Politics in Interwar Poland

The narrative delves into the complex interplay of antisemitism, nationalism, and political violence in Poland during the interwar period. It highlights the pivotal events surrounding the 1922 assassination of the first democratically elected president, illustrating how these themes shaped the political landscape and societal tensions of the time. Through this historical lens, the book offers a profound examination of the forces that influenced Poland's trajectory between the two World Wars.