1943Aktion Erntefest: Mass Shooting of Jews in Poland

Some 43,000 Jews were shot by Germans at three camps in Germ...
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🔪 Einsatzgruppen Initiate Operation Tannenberg in Poland

The Einsatzgruppen initiate the Operation Tannenberg in Poland, which would kill around 20,000 selected Poles in two months.
Einsatzgruppen Initiate Operation Tannenberg in Poland (1939)
mass murderEinsatzgruppenPolandgenocideearly warwar crimesOperation Tannenberg

✡️ Babi Yar Massacre

German SS troops kill over 30,000 Jews at Babi Yar on the outskirts of Kiev, Soviet Ukraine, in response to sabotage efforts which the Germans attributed to local Jews.
Babi Yar Massacre (1941)
GermanyKievBabi YarMassacreHolocaustJewsSoviet UnionGenocideSSWar Crimes

💀 Vilna Ghetto Yom Kippur Aktions Begin

Vilna Ghetto Yom Kippur Aktions (German annihilation operations) begin. In four separate incidents 3,900 Jews are kidnapped, shot and killed at the Ponary massacre death site, continued with an additional 2,000 Jews kidnapped and killed there, in the next two days.
Vilna Ghetto Yom Kippur Aktions Begin (1941)
GermanyVilna GhettoLithuaniaHolocaustMassacreJewsPonaryKillingGenocide

✡️ Vilna Ghetto Aktion: Jews Shot at Ponary Massacre Site

Vilna Ghetto 'Gestapo block' Aktion. 300 Jews shot at the Ponary massacre site.
Vilna Ghetto Aktion: Jews Shot at Ponary Massacre Site (1941)
HolocaustVilna GhettoMassacrePonaryPersecutionJewsNazi GermanyEastern EuropeGenocideAktion

✡️ Stanislau Jews Deported to Belzec

SS commander Brandt orders 3,000–4,000 Stanislau Jews deported to the Belzec death camp on Rosh Hashana, the Jewish New Year holiday, and they were killed there that day.
Stanislau Jews Deported to Belzec (1942)
GermanyHolocaustDeportationBelzecJewsEastern EuropeExtermination CampGenocideWar Crime

✡️ Aktion Erntefest: Mass Shooting of Jews in Poland

Some 43,000 Jews were shot by Germans at three camps in German-occupied Poland in Aktion Erntefest in a two-day "Harvest Festival".
Aktion Erntefest: Mass Shooting of Jews in Poland (1943)
GermanyPolandHolocaustAktion Erntefestmass murderJewsconcentration campsgenocide