The book “Polish and Jewish Question” by Boris Nikolayevich Chicherin is a deep and multifaceted study that touches on complex issues of national identity, ethnic conflicts and historical memory. Chicherin, a well-known Russian historian and philosopher, offers the reader a unique perspective on the interaction of the Polish and Jewish peoples, highlighting both the historical and social aspects of this interaction. In his book, the author not only analyzes facts and events, but also immerses the reader in the context in which these peoples developed. Chicherin examines how historical circumstances, cultural differences and social conditions influenced the formation of relations between Poles and Jews. It raises important questions about how biases and stereotypes can distort each other's perceptions, and how important it is to understand the roots of these prejudices in order to build a more harmonious society. The book will be of interest to a wide range of readers - from students and teachers of humanities to everyone who is interested in history, sociology and cultural studies. It can attract the attention of those who seek a deep understanding of the complex issues of identity and interethnic relations, as well as those who want to understand the historical roots of modern conflicts. Chicherin appeals to the reader with respect and desire for dialogue, which makes his work especially valuable in the modern world, where issues of national identity and intercultural interaction are becoming increasingly relevant. The topics raised in the book cover a wide range: from historical facts and events to philosophical reflections on the nature of national identity. Chicherin is not afraid to raise sensitive issues, such as anti-Semitism, nationalism and their impact on social processes. It explores how historical traumas and conflicts can be passed down from generation to generation, shaping public consciousness and individual destinies. This makes the book not only a historical study, but also a relevant social commentary that can serve as a basis for further discussions. Chicherin's style is distinguished by depth of analysis and clarity of presentation. He skillfully combines a scientific approach with accessible language, which allows him to convey complex ideas to a wide audience. His other well-known works, such as The History of Russian Philosophy and Essays on the History of Russian Literature, also demonstrate his ability to deeply analyze and understand cultural processes. In The Polish and Jewish Question, Chicherin continues this tradition by offering readers not only the facts but also the context that helps them understand why these questions remain relevant today. If you are looking for a book that will help you better understand the complex relations between peoples, the exacerbation of conflicts and the search for ways to reconciliation, the “Polish and Jewish Question” will be an excellent choice. It offers not just a historical background, but also a deep reflection on how important it is to remember and understand history in order to build a future free of prejudice and hatred. Chicherin invites the reader to reflection and dialogue, which makes his work not only informative, but also inspiring.