November 11, 2025Holocaust and Genocide StudiesOpen Access

“Always One Step Ahead of the Germans…”: Escapes of Polish Jews from France to Spain During the Second World War

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DCDorota Choińska

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Analysis reveals decision-making processes of Polish Jews for border crossing into Spain, suggesting survival strategies against antisemitism in Western Europe.

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The decision-making process for Polish Jews culminated in an illegal border crossing to Spain during World War II.
Insights from the analysis highlight strategies used by refugees to navigate antisemitic persecution.
Observational analysis across archival records and survivor accounts provides depth to the historical understanding.
The findings emphasize shared patterns of behavior among Eastern European Jews facing persecution in Western Europe.

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Dorota Choińska (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69252e9ec0ce034ddc356464 https://doi.org/10.1093/hgs/dcaf049

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Analysis reveals decision-making processes of Polish Jews for border crossing into Spain, suggesting survival strategies against antisemitism in Western Europe.

“Always One Step Ahead of the Germans…”: Escapes of Polish Jews from France to Spain During the Second World War

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