DR HAB. PROF. UŁ MAŁGORZATA DOMAGALSKA

• 2006 – The book “Antisemitism for Intelligentsia” was nominated for “Polityka” weekly and Jerzy Giedroyc Award.
• 2006 – Receiving grant from The Vidal Sassoon Center for the Study of Anti-Semitism at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem for the realization of the project: Antisemitic Popular Novel in Poland at the beginning of 20th Century.
• 2016- Receiving Hirszowicz Award from the Jewish Historical Institute for the book Zatrute ziarno. Proza antysemicka na łamach „Roli” (1883-1912) [Poisoned Seed. Anti-Semitic Prose Published in the Rola Weekly (1883–1912)]
• 2016 – Nomination to the Prof. Tadeusz Kotarbiński Award from University of Lodz for the outstanding work in the Humanities field.

• April 2008 – The Polish Institute in Tel Awiw, Izrael.
• January 2009 – The Jewish Diaspora Museum and The Polish Institute in Tel Awiw, Izrael.

• Since 2002 – Polish Association of Jewish Studies, Cracow, Poland.
• Institute of Tolerance, Łódź, Poland.

• August 2016 – participation in the Summer Institute on Curriculum Development for the Interdisciplinary Study of Antisemitism, St. Antony’s College, Oxford organised by ISGAP (the Institute for the Study of Global Antisemitism and Policy)
• Summer Institute on the Holocaust and Jewish Civilization, Holocaust Educational Foundation of Northwestern University (HEF), USA, 24 June – 6 July 2018.
• Participation in the project: ICTHE International Comprehensive Tool for Holocaust Education ERASMUS+ 2016- 2019 coordinated by The Swedish Committee Against Antisemitism (Svenska Kommittén Mot Antisemitism, SKMA)
• Summer Institute for Israel Studies, the Schusterman Center for Israel Studies, The Brandeis University, USA, June 11, 2018 – July, 03. 2019.
• Curator for the exhibition Postal Service in the Łódź Ghetto, 1940-1944 (with Ewa Wiatr, Adam Sitarek (University of Łódź); Danny Spungen (Spungen Family Foundation) and Piotr Zawilski (Archiwum Państwowe w Łódź), The State Archive in Łódź, 26.09-30.09.2019.

• Zatrute ziarno. Proza antysemicka na łamach „Roli” (1883-1912) [Poisoned Seed. Anti-Semitic Prose Published in the Rola Weekly (1883–1912)], Neriton, Warsaw 2015.

• Małgorzata Domagalska, „Antysemityzm dla inteligencji?” [Antisemitism for the intelligentsia?] Warsaw 2004 (published by the Institute of Jewish History in Warsaw).

Main articles:

• Gdy antysemita wraca z Palestyny… [When the anti-Semite returns from Palestine…]., „Prace Polonistyczne” 2001.
• „Na Pogórzu, nie gdzie indziej” (O Adolfie Nowaczyńskim) „Środa Literacka” (Londyn), February 2002.
• „Najpilniejsza sprawa”. Publicyści „Prosto z mostu” wobec kwestii żydowskiej [„The most urgens issue”, „Prosto z mostu” writers Vs. The Jewish Question], „Kwartalnik Historii Żydów”, (4) 2002.
• Pamięć Shoah [Shoah Memory], „Kronika Łódzka” (1) 2003.
• Założenia programowe Narodowej Demokracji i ugrupowań rozłamowych wobec mniejszości żydowskiej (Od Stronnictwa Demokratyczno-Narodowego do ONR Falangi) [The National Democracy Party and young nationalists Vs. Jews] , „Studia Słowianoznawcze”, (4) Piotrków Trybunalski 2003.
• Meandrańskie świnezje. Skamander w opinii publicystów „Myśli Narodowej” [Skamander in the opinion of „Mysl Narodowa” writers], in: Żydzi w literaturze [The Jews in literature], Katowice 2003.
• „Czy Żyd może być prosty? W poszukiwaniu tożsamości w komediach Antoniego Słonimskiego” [“Can a Jew be simple?” in: Search of the identity in Antoni Słonimski comedies], in: Żydzi w lustrze: dramatu, teatru i krytyki teatralnej [The Jews in the mirror of drama, theatre and theatre critic], Katowice 2004.
• Zabawa w chowanego. Antoni Skrzynecki wobec Żydów [Hide and seek. The Jews in writing of Antoni Skrzynecki], in: Kwestia żydowska w XIX wieku. Spory o tożsamość Polaków [The Jewish Question in the nineteenth century: a controversy over Polish identity], Warszawa 2004.
• Publicyści „Myśli Narodowej” wobec judaizmu i jego wyznawców [„Myśl Narodowa” writers vs. Judasim and its followers], in: Po żydowsku… Tradycje judaistyczne w literaturze polskiej [The Tradition of Judaism in Polish Literature], Słupsk 2005.
• Nieznośny ciężar bezideowości. Publicyści „Prosto z mostu” wobec literatury [The „Prosto z mostu” writers vs. literature], in: Czytanie dwudziestolecia, Częstochowa 2005.
• Anti-Semitic discourse in Polish nationalistic weeklies between 1918-1939, “East European Jewish Affairs”, London, December 2006, vol. 36, no 2.
• Is it in the blood? The mixed marriages in Antoni Skrzynecki’s novels, „Prace Polonistyczne” 2006; LXI, vol. 2.
• Kreacje bohaterów żydowskich w antysemickiej prozie na łamach “Roli” [Depicting Jewish protagonists in the Anti-Semitic novels published in „Rola” weekly], in: Żydzi i Judaizm we współczesnych badaniach polskich, vol. IV, Kraków 2008.
• Time of choice. „Prosto z mostu” writers vs. Shoah, in: Shoah Memory, Łódź 2009.
• Potęga spisku. Kazimierza Wybranowskiego „Dziedzictwo” [The power of conspiracy. „The Heritage” of Kazimierz Wybranowski, in: Czytanie dwudziestolecia, Częstochowa 2009.
• The Image of the Jews in the Anti-Semitic Popular Novel in Poland At the Beginning of the 20th Century, in: IGGUD, Selected Essays in Jewish Studies, vol. II, Jerusalem 2009.
• Malgorzata Domagalska, Joanna Podolska, Katja Zinn, Berliner Juden im Ghetto Litzmannstadt in Autobiografischen Aufzeichnungen, in: Berliner Juden im Ghetto Litzmannstadt 1941-1944, Berlin-Łódź 2009.
• Wykluczani? Żydzi w powieściach Artura Gruszeckiego [Excluded? Jews in Artur Gruszecki novels], in: Wokół akulturacji i asymilacji Żydów na ziemiach polskich, ed. Konrad Zieliński, Lublin 2010.
• Looking for the Jew: The Image of Assimilated Jews in the Polish Anti-Semitic Novels at the turn of the 20th Century, in: Polish and Hebrew Literature and National Identity, ed. Alina Molisak and Shohana Ronen, Warsaw 2010.
• The linguistic image of the Jew in „Rola” and „Niwa” weeklies at the turn of the 19th and 20th century, „Studia Judaica” 2010, no 2.
• Strach ma stare oczy (Dzieciństwo w czasie Zagłady) [Fear has got old eyes. Childhood in the Holocaust], in: Studia i szkice dedykowane Julianowi Baranowskiemu, ed. E. Wiatr, P. Zawilski, Łódź 2010.
• „Diabeł Żyd”. Kilka słów o poezji Adama Szypera [„Devil- Jew”. A few words about poetry of Adam Szyper], in: Żydowski Polak, polski Żyd. Problem tożsamości w literaturze polsko-żydowskiej [Jewish Pole and Polish Jew. The issue of identity in Polish-Jewish literature], ed. A. Molisak, Z. Kołodziejska, Warszawa 2011.
• The linguistic image of the Jew in the Polish anti-Semitic and conservative press at the turn of the 19th and 20th century, in: „KESHER” (Journal of Media and Communications in Israel and the Jewish World, Israel) 2011, no 41.
• Nawróceni? Konwertyci w wybranych polskich powieściach przełomu XIX i XX wieku [Truly converted? Jewish converts in the selected Polish popular novels at the turn of the 19th and 20th century], in:  W poszukiwaniu religii doskonałej? Konwersja a Żydzi [In search of a perfect religion? Conversion and the Jews], ed. A. Jagodzińska, Wrocław 2012.
• Polacy i Żydzi w powieści Józefa Rogosza „Odstępca” [Poles and Jews in the Novel „Odstępca (A Dissenter)” by Józef Rogosz], „Studia Judaica” 2013, no 1.
• Warsaw under Jewish rule. The futuristic image of Warsaw in Polish antisemitic fiction at the turn of the 20th century, in: „KESHER” (Journal of Media and Communications in Israel and the Jewish World, Israel) 2014, no 46.
• Disgraceful love. The romantic novel as an antisemitic genre in Poland (1880-1939), Gal-Ed. On the History and Culture of Polish Jewry. The Institute for the History of Polish Jewry and Israel-Poland Relations, Tel Aviv University, 2015, vol. 24.
• Jeszcze Warszawa czy już Moszkopolis? Futurystyczny obraz stolicy w polskiej antysemickiej prozie przełomu XIX i XX wieku [Still Warsaw or Moszkopolis Already? Futuristic View of the Capital in Polish Anti-Semitic Turn-of-the-century Prose], „Kwartalnik Historii Żydów” 2015, no 1.
• Diabolical Instigation: Galician Hell of Józef Rogosz, [w:] Galician Polyphony: Places and Voices, ed. A. Molisak, J. Wierzejska, Warszawa 2015.
• W państwie Hirsza – w Argentynie … Satyryczny obraz emigracji Żydów do Ameryki Południowej na łamach „Roli„[„In Hirsch’s „State” – in Argentina …” The satirical image of Jewish emigration to South America in „Rola” weekly], in: Żydzi i Judaizm we współczesnych badaniach polskich, vol. VI, Cracow 2017.
• Zbrodnia w wieloetnicznym Lwowie. Żydzi w kryminałach Marka Krajewskiego [Crime in multiethnic Lvow. Jews in Marek Krajewski’s crime stories], „Prace Polonistyczne” 2017, vol. 72.
• „Obca jakaś robota”. „Rola” i rewolucja, [This is all their fault…”. The “Rola” weekly and the revolution], „Studia Judaica” 2017, no. 1.
• Fantazmat „obcego” a kształtowanie narodowej tożsamości. Casus „Roli” Jana Jeleńskiego [The phantasm of the „other” and the shaping of national identity. Jan Jeleński’s „Rola” – a Case Study], in: Żydzi polscy w oczach historyków. Tom dedykowany pamięci Profesora Józefa A. Gierowskiego, ed. A. Kaźmierczyk, A. Maślak-Maciejewska, Cracow 2018.
• Ziarno prawdy? Mord rytualny w polskich kryminałach retro [Grain of Truth? The ritual murder in Polish contemporary crime-stories], Acta Universitatis Lodziensis, „Folia Litteraria Polonica” 2018, no 4.
• Piękno i brzydota. Polacy i Żydzi w ciele i przestrzeni (na przykładzie polskiej powieści popularnej przełomu XIX i XX wieku) [The beauty and the ugliness. Poles and Jews in body and space (on the example of popular Polish novel from  the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries)], in: Dylematy epoki postyczniowej. Księga ofiarowana Profesorowi Bogdanowi Mazanowi w siedemdziesiątą rocznicę urodzin, Łódź 2019.
• „Wielką jest semicka moc”. Poetyckie strofy w „Roli” Jana Jeleńskiego („How enormous is semitic power”: Poetry in Jan Jeleński „Rola”), „Studia Judaica” 2019, no 2.
• Żyd w wiejskim etnopejzażu w optyce opowiadań Stanisława Maciejowskiego – Helistana (The Jew in the Rural Ethnic Landscape as Shown in Short Stories by Stanisław Maciejowski – Helistan), „Kwartalnik Historii Żydów” 2020, no 1.
• Małgorzata Domagalska, Klaudia Kardas, Hate Marches? Antisemitism in Online Comments on Independence Day Marches in Poland (2017-2018), in: Antisemitism and Pedagogy: Papers from the ISGAP-Oxford Summer Institute for Curriculum Development in Critical Antisemitism Studies,  ed. Charles Ascher Small, Oxford 2021, pp. 51-71.
• Gdy wieje chamsin… Doświadczenie migracyjne w wierszach Renaty Jabłońskiej (When the khamsin blows… Migration Experience in Renata Jabłońska’s Poetry), „Kwartalnik Historii Żydów” 2022, no 1, pp.  101-120.

• The Jews in literature, University of Silesia, Katowice, April 1999: Skamander in the opinion of „Mysl Narodowa” writers.
• The Jews in the mirror of drama, theatre and theatre critic, University of Silesia, Katowice, May 2002: Hide and seek. The Jews in writing of Antoni Skrzynecki.
• The Tradition of Judaism in Polish Literature, Academia Pomeraniensis, Słupsk, November 2002: „Mysl Narodowa” writers vs. Judasim and its followers.
• The Jewish Question in the nineteenth century: a controversy over Polish identity, The Institute for Literary Research, Warszawa, April 2003: Hide and seek. The Jews in writing of Antoni Skrzynecki.
• Shoah Memory – contemporary representations, University of Lodz, May 2003: Time of choice. „Prosto z mostu” writers vs. Shoah.
• The Fourteenth World Congress of Jewish Studies, Israel, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, July – August 2005: The image of the Jews in the anti-Semitic popular novel in Poland at the beginning of 20th century.
• VIII Congress of the European Association for Jewish Studies, Moscow 23-27 July 2006: Anti-Semitic discourse in Polish nationalistic weeklies between 1918-1939.
• The Fourth Conference: The Jews and Judaism in the Contemporary Research; Polish Association of Jewish Studies, February 6-7, 2007, Cracow: Depicting Jewish protagonists in the Anti-Semitic novels published in „Rola” weekly.
• Silence and exclusion, Univeristy of Wrocław, Faculty of History and Pedagogy. 7-8 November 2007: Excluded. The image of the Jews in Artur Gruszecki’s novel.
• First Warsaw Judaic Congress, Warszawa, June 16-18 2008: Warsaw in the future, but for whom? The futuristic image of the city in the Polish anti-Semitic novel at the turn of 19thand 20th century.
• Between Coexistence and Divorce. 25 Years of Research on the History and Culture of Polish Jewry and Polish–Jewish Relations. Israel, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, March 17-19, 2009: “In Search of the Jew”. The Image of the Assimilated Jews in Polish Anti-Semitic Novels at the turn of the 19th and 20th Centuries.
• Conversion and the Jews. Centre for the Culture and Languages of the Jews, University of Wrocław, May 6-7, 2009: Truly converted? Jewish converts in the selected Polish popular novels at the turn of 19th and 20th century.
• The Fifteenth World Congress of Jewish Studies, August 2-6, 2009, Israel, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem: Romance as a Structure of the Polish Anti-semitic Novel before the World War II.
• Polish and Hebrew Literature and National Identity. University of Warsaw, October 6-8, 2009: Beautiful as a Pole, ugly as a Jew. The Images of both Nations in Polish Popular Literature on the Turn of the 19th.
• Judaism in the Mediterranean Context. IX Congress of the European Association for Jewish Studies. Ravenna, Italy, July 25-29, 2010: The linguistic image of the Jew in the Polish anti-Semitic and conservative press at the turn of the 19th and 20th century.
• Jewish Pole and Polish Jew. The issue of identity in Polish-Jewish literature. University of Warsaw, Poland, November 15-16, 2010: „Devil- Jew”. A few words about poetry of Adam Szyper. 
• Facing Secularization: The Modern Jewish Family between Tradition and Modernity Historical, Sociological and Cultural Aspects, Akko, Israel, January 8-10, 2012: A Modernizing Jewish Family as a negative role-model in Polish popular novels at the turn of 19th and 20th century. 
• The Sixteenth World Congress of Jewish Studies, July 28 – August 1, 2013, Israel, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem: Warsaw under Jewish Rule: The Futuristic Image of Warsaw in the Polish Antisemitic Novel of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries. 
• Galician polyphony. The places and voices, University of Warsaw, 6-8 May, 2014: Diabolical instigation. In GalicianHell of Józef Rogosz.
• Jewish and Non-Jewish Cultures in Contact: New Research Perspectives. The Xth Congress of the European Association for Jewish Studies, Paris, July 20-24, 2014: Somewhere means nowhere. The idea of Jewish emigration in Polish antisemitic press and popular novels at the turn of the 19th and the 20th centuries.
• The Jews and Judaism in the Contemporary Polish Research. Polish Association for Jewish Studies, Cracow September 29 – October 1, 2014: Satirical image of the Jewish emigration to South America in „Rola” weekly.
• Jews, violence, the revolution of 1905, University of Warsaw, February 17, 2015: Whose and whose work? “Rolars” (connected to the “Rola magazine) and the revolution.
• Right-Wing Politics and the Rise of Antisemitism In Europe 1935-1941, Institut für Zeitgeschite, Zentrum für Holocaust-Studien, Februrary 18-20, 2016 Munich, Germany: Fear Or Fascination. Nazi Germany in „Prosto z mostu” (1935-1939) weekly.
• XVII World Congress of Jewish Studies, 6-10.08.2017, Israel, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem: The imagined world.The depiction of Jews in contemporary Polish crime stories.
•   The Jews and Judaism in the Contemporary Polish Research. VII Congress of the Polish Association for Jewish Studies, 26-28.09. 2018: “The Semitic power is great”. Poetic verses in „Rola”(a reconnaissance)