The article that Grabowski[1] wrote seems extremely heavy-handed and reeks of having an axe to grind. I am no fan of Wikipedia or their incessant edit wars, bad information and bickering, but Prof. Grabowski does not seem tempered in his criticism (going as far as calling out specific editors, which seems unprofessional to say the least).
Looking into his sources is also a bit dubious, occasionally providing conclusions as being prima facia obvious, which (at least to me) is hard to swallow given an ultra-charged topic of discourse like the Holocaust. As an example, the "Jew with a Coin" Polish statuette caricature mentioned in the article is certainly offensive and insensitive, but calling it blanket anti-Semitisim needs some evidentiary work (whereas Grabowski considers it an obvious implication).
Looking into his sources is also a bit dubious, occasionally providing conclusions as being prima facia obvious, which (at least to me) is hard to swallow given an ultra-charged topic of discourse like the Holocaust. As an example, the "Jew with a Coin" Polish statuette caricature mentioned in the article is certainly offensive and insensitive, but calling it blanket anti-Semitisim needs some evidentiary work (whereas Grabowski considers it an obvious implication).
[1] https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.1080/25785648.2023.2...