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Revision as of 00:21, 27 July 2021
SS and police units murdered Jewish laborers in the Lublin district, which included the concentration camp Majdanek and a handful of forced labor camps. This was in retaliation for the prisoner uprisings at the Treblinka and Sobibor killing centers a
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Operation Havest Festival (Aktion Erntedankfest)
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SS and police units murdered Jewish laborers in the Lublin district, which included the concentration camp Majdanek and a handful of forced labor camps. This was in retaliation for the prisoner uprisings at the Treblinka and Sobibor killing centers a
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1943-11-03-Operation-Havest-Festival
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1943-11-03-Operation-Havest-Festival
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Operation Havest Festival (Aktion Erntedankfest)
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3 November 1943
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4 November 1943
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SS and police units murdered Jewish laborers in the Lublin district, which included the concentration camp Majdanek and a handful of forced labor camps. This was in retaliation for the prisoner uprisings at the Treblinka and Sobibor killing centers and in the Warsaw, Bialystok, and Vilna ghettos. Approximately 42,000 Jews were killed during “Operation Harvest Festival, the largest recorded massac
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