This is a historical fiction novel about the 1968 Jewish Exile from Poland.
The story of this Exile of 1968 is told by a doctor who left for the USA and is engrossed in an obsessive Love for a young Polish-Jewish woman living in France..
This put a stain of shame, which is hard to erase, on the Polish Communist government.
Those were the survivors of the Holocaust or their children.
Out of approximately thirty thousand Jews, the twenty thousand left and their citizenship was renounced.
In 1968, there were only tiny remnants of the once largest European Jewish community.
Approximately two-thirds of the Polish Jews left for Israel, the USA, or Scandinavia.
The encouragement came in the form of firing Jews from their job, expelling them from their universities, or generally humiliating them.
The Communists "encouraged" the Jews to leave the country.
In 1968, the Polish Communist government started an anti-Semitic action under the pretext that the Polish Jews were taking the Israeli side in 1967 Sixth-Day War.
This is a historical fiction novel about the 1968 Jewish Exile from Poland
