`:::Tomer, perhaps with your superior understanding of English you can explain in what context the word ``Poland`` was used in the following quotes: :::*On January 1, 1994, the New York Times in an article titled Victims of Bias Try to Guide Skinheads Off Road of Hate, describes an anti-hate lesson to a group of youths at the Wiesenthal Center's Museum of Tolerance in Los Angeles. This article includes: ``Mr. Frumkin, a 63-year-old native of Lithuania who was held at the Dachau concentration camp in Poland, related some of his experiences and said: ``I hope to God you don't waste your lives hating. It's pointless.`` :::*On September 16, 1994, The Pilot, a Boston Catholic paper published: ``At a reception for 190 Bostonians at the Holocaust Museum, Washington, D.C. ``A Survivor's Story``  Irene Weiss of Washington, D.C. tells the story of her years in Poland's Buchenwald concentration camp and how as a teenager she managed to survive the horrors of prison life.`` |    `