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1. German police execute Poles at the edge of the Uzbornia Grove just outside of Bochnia.

Date:: 1939 December 16

2. View of an open mass grave with the bodies of Jews who were massacred by units of the German Army, Einsatzkommando A and Ukrainian militia.

Date:: 1941 July 07

3. Men with shovels dig pits next to the corpses of those recently executed by German police,

Date:: Circa 1940

4. German police and auxiliaries in civilian clothing prepare to execute naked Jewish men and boys who are being lined up at the edge of a mass grave.

Date:: 1943 May 11

5. Jewish women and children are ordered to undress prior to their execution.

Date:: 1942 October 14

6. A German policeman prepares to complete a mass execution by shooting two Jewish children, who were shot with the others in connection with the liquidation of the Mizocz ghetto.

Date:: 1942 October 14

7. A German police officer shoots Jewish women still alive after a mass execution of Jews from the Mizocz ghetto.

Date:: 1942 October 14

8. Naked Jewish women, some of whom are holding infants, wait in a line before their execution by German Sipo and SD, with the assistance of Ukrainian auxiliaries.

Date:: 1942 October 14

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1. German police execute Poles at the edge of the Uzbornia Grove just outside of Bochnia.

2. View of an open mass grave with the bodies of Jews who were massacred by units of the German Army, Einsatzkommando A and Ukrainian militia.

3. Men with shovels dig pits next to the corpses of those recently executed by German police,

4. German police and auxiliaries in civilian clothing prepare to execute naked Jewish men and boys who are being lined up at the edge of a mass grave.

5. Jewish women and children are ordered to undress prior to their execution.

6. A German policeman prepares to complete a mass execution by shooting two Jewish children, who were shot with the others in connection with the liquidation of the Mizocz ghetto.

7. A German police officer shoots Jewish women still alive after a mass execution of Jews from the Mizocz ghetto.

8. Naked Jewish women, some of whom are holding infants, wait in a line before their execution by German Sipo and SD, with the assistance of Ukrainian auxiliaries.

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