In this Europe the millions of Jews who were never killed produced grand-children, and great-grandchildren, and great-great-grandchildren. The countryside retains large pockets of country people whose first language is still Yiddish, and in the cities there are many more for whom Yiddish is the language of kitchen and family, of theater and poetry and scholarship. A surprisingly large number of these people are my relations. I can go visit them, the way Irish Americans I know are always visiting second and third cousins in Galway or Cork, sleeping in their strange beds, eating their strange food, and looking just like them. Imagine.

MY IMAGINARY FRIENDS
Credits:

Tusia Dabrowska

Wiktor Freifeld

music / 3D models

Ewa Pawlik

research lead with focus on the history of Poland after the Second Transformation;
second writer on selected The  Domagalska Effect episodes

Clara Ines Schuhmacher

voc

Jay Pott

additional voc

Halszka Sokołowska

voc on Cousin

Elissa Jiji

The Domagalska Effect reader

Baz Walczak

Sara Batkie

creator/writer

Wanda Gała

reader

Marcin Gagola/TakTik Studio

additional sound production

Thanks to

Bartosz Weber