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Linking the Vistula and the Jordan: The Genesis of Relations between Poland and the State of Israel

Szymon Rudnicki is a professor of history at Warsaw University and specializes in the history of interwar Poland, right-wing political movements of that era, and Polish–Jewish relations. Among his recent books is a compendium of documents on Polish–Israeli relations (1948–67) that he co-edited with Marcos Silber and which was published in both Polish and Hebrew, as well as a book on Jews in the interwar Polish parliament. In 2008, Prof. Rudnicki was awarded the Jan Karski and Pola Nireńska Award by the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research for his achievements in the area of contemporary Polish political history and the history of Polish Jewry.