Joseph Rotblat - Sentiment Towards Poland

Sentiment Towards Poland

Rotblat was a Polish Jew born and educated in Warsaw, then living in Britain. Until the last days of his life he could speak Polish perfectly well and emphasized his ties to Poland, saying that he is a 'Pole with a British passport'.

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