Format 14,5×20,5 cm, stron 330, okładka miękka.

Stan bardzo dobry.

Książka w języku angielskim.

Spis treści:

• Israel Gutman: Introduction.
• Danuta Wroniszewska and Aleksander Wroniszewski: To Survive.
• Andrzej Kaczyński: Burning Alive.
• Gabriela Szczęsna: The Blood of Jedwabne.
• Andrzej Kaczyński: The Purification od Memory.
• Maria Kaczyńska: In Memory and Admonition.
• Maria Kaczyńska: Burn the Jews in the Barn.
• Adam Willma: My Son’s Beard.
• Tomasz Szarota interviewed by Jacek Żakowski: The Devil is in the Details.
• Jacek Żakowski: Every Neighbour Has a Name.
• Jan Tomasz Gross: „Comprehensible” Murder?
• Tomasz Szarota: Do We Know Everything for Certain?
• Alicja Zielińska: In the Shadow of the Crime.
• Adam Dobroński: Jedwabne Stigmatized.
• Stanisław Krajewski: A Time of Penance.
• Krzysztof Jasiewicz: Research Still Needed on These Neighbors.
• Dawid Warszawski: Responsibility and the Lack of Responsibility.
• Jacek Kurczewski: Ritual Murder.
• Paweł Machewicz: In the Shadow of Jedwabne.
• Michał Głowiński: A Pogrom and General Matters.
• Jan Nowak-Jeziorański: A Need for Compensation.
• Tomasz Strzembosz: Covered-up Collaboration.
• Halina Bortnowska: When a Neigbour Has No Name.
• Bohdan Skaradziński: Jedwabne – Crime and Repentance.
• Bogdan Musiał interviewed by Paweł Paliwoda: We Cannot Be Afraid.
• Antoni Macierewicz: The Revolution of Nihilism.
• Zdzisław Krasnodębski: In Darkest Jedwabne.
• Stefan Wilkanowicz: A Few Reflections on Responsibility and Patrotism.
• Jerzy Jedlicki: How to Deal with This.
• Jan Tomasz Gross: Mrs. Marx’s Pillow.
• Archbishop Józef Życiński: The Banalization of Barbarity.
• A Round-Table Discussion: Jedwabne – Crime and Memory.
• Tomasz Szarota: The National Debate on Jedwabne.
• A Discussion About Jedwabne in Jedwabne: We Are Different People.
• Agnieszka Magdziak-Miszewska: The Most Serious Test.