[POAK] In the onslaught, A one-issue paper to fight for the Polishness of film and cinema, [X 1938][Anti-Semitism].

In the onslaught, on the positions of the enemies of Poland in the Polish spiritual life must be found all conscious Poles! | A one-day newspaper to fight for the Polishness of film and cinema in Poland. POAK. Polish Cultural Action Organization. Warsaw, October 1939[misprint, should be 1938]. |

Edited and published by Bogdan Łoziński, Polish Organization for Cultural Action [POAK]; Printed by Zakł. Druk. "Kolumna," Warsaw, Nowy Świat 39.
Leaflet printing, one-day newspaper form, pp. 4, format 50.2 x 34.9 cm.

Condition: folds, minor creases and single tears in margins.

Exceptionally rare anti-Semitic one-newspaper published by POAK (founded on December 5, 1936, affiliated with ONR-Falanga, using their logo),an organization promoting Polish influence in the entertainment industry while fighting Jewish influence. On the cover there is a printing error, in the contents there are references to a planned event in October 1938 - an action called "A Week Without Jewish Cinemas," which was to take place in the period October 15-23, on top of which they state that POAK has been in existence for 22 months, further confirming the date error on the cover.

Inside, among other things, a list of Jewish and Christian movie theaters, J. Dowiat's "The Jewishness of the Film World in Poland - The Facts"(with, among other things, a list of Jewish producers, film offices and rentals, employees in the industry), 7 " minimal" demands on the industry, including "4. Tighten film censorship and imbue it with an understanding of basic social, moral and religious norms. 5. prohibit Jews from representing Polish film abroad", the slogan "Through the revival of culture - to its greatness. Through the greatness of culture - to the Greatness of Poland"., a description of POAK's activities with sample publications (at least two of them from 1938).

Only one piece noted in the public collection ( https://katalogi.bn.org.pl, from the collection of the National Library in Warsaw, digitized on Polona.pl, after our request the date was corrected).