Nazi Atrocities Babi-Yar Ravine Rovno, Poland Nov 1941

In November 1941 SS Troops murdered 102,000 civilians and prisoners of war in the pre-war Poland area of Rovno. Rovno became an important Nazi base following the German invasion of Russia on June 22, 1941. In close proximity to Kiev, Ukraine, the German killings occurred in a timber dump on Byeli Street in Rovno. Forced to dig their own graves, many of the victims were Jews. By May 1935 Rovno had a Jewish population of 50,000. The town lay approximately twenty-two miles inside the former Poland. By January 1944 the area was being liberated by the Soviet Red Army.

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Nazi Atrocities Babi-Yar Ravine Rovno, Poland Nov 1941

In November 1941 SS Troops murdered 102,000 civilians and prisoners of war in the pre-war Poland area of Rovno. Rovno became an important Nazi base following the German invasion of Russia on June 22, 1941. In close proximity to Kiev, Ukraine, the German killings occurred in a timber dump on Byeli Street in Rovno. Forced to dig their own graves, many of the victims were Jews. By May 1935 Rovno had a Jewish population of 50,000. The town lay approximately twenty-two miles inside the former Poland. By January 1944 the area was being liberated by the Soviet Red Army.

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Nazi Atrocities Babi-Yar Ravine Rovno, Poland Nov 1941

Nazi Atrocities Babi-Yar Ravine Rovno, Poland Nov 1941

by Robert Grey Reynolds Jr
Nazi Atrocities Babi-Yar Ravine Rovno, Poland Nov 1941

Nazi Atrocities Babi-Yar Ravine Rovno, Poland Nov 1941

by Robert Grey Reynolds Jr

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In November 1941 SS Troops murdered 102,000 civilians and prisoners of war in the pre-war Poland area of Rovno. Rovno became an important Nazi base following the German invasion of Russia on June 22, 1941. In close proximity to Kiev, Ukraine, the German killings occurred in a timber dump on Byeli Street in Rovno. Forced to dig their own graves, many of the victims were Jews. By May 1935 Rovno had a Jewish population of 50,000. The town lay approximately twenty-two miles inside the former Poland. By January 1944 the area was being liberated by the Soviet Red Army.


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BN ID: 2940163374144
Publisher: Robert Grey Reynolds, Jr
Publication date: 10/25/2019
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Format: eBook
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I am a soon to be retired Duke Medical Center library researcher, who enjoys writing. I have been writing on Wikipedia for years and have begun to write ebooks. My pastimes include selling books on EBay, genealogical research, baseball (Pittsburgh Pirates), collecting antique furniture and coins, and spending time with Kingsley, my cocker spaniel.

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