MerchGwyar

I love it! <3

Personally I think you've been downright restrained. Far more than I have, and I felt like I was sitting on my hands a lot.

You've come under a ridiculous amount of flack in this IAmA from people who exemplify precisely why your PhD is so important. You displayed tremendous grace while under fire.

Thank you for your research, and thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Such things ensure that we never forget and that we are far more informed, when the next time comes around. Respect.

Here's hoping that you win the Lotto! Wolverhampton's Holocaust Studies is wrapped up in the wider History category.

I did see that someone was 'appalled' by you - well done! In context, that's definitely a credit in your favour!

It was in her power to give. If she didn't forgive them, then they continued to have that hold over her. By forgiveness, she took that power back.

Sorry for interrupting, but I was in Kazimierz last October! It was such a beautiful place and we were made so welcome.

My friend and I put on 4lbs each sampling Polish and Jewish food for the first time, during the three days that we were there. I've hunted out Polish shops in Britain since and I've been desperately (and vainly) trying to get frozen pierogi to taste here as it did in Kazimierz.

I'd love to come back again sometime. We weren't there nearly long enough to see everything.