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References to Wizna in the
Jedwabne
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Jedwabne, located only 7 miles to the north of Wizna, shared
a close relationship with Wizna, both family and business-wise. 40 families from Wizna fled to Jedwabne during the Wizna pogroms, only to be killed in there. |
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List of Wizna Families killed in
Jedwabne on July 10, 1941 |
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40 Families fled Wizna and went to Jedwabne, only to be murdered there on July 10, 1941. |
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Battle of Wizna, 1939 |
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The Battle of Wizna was fought between September 6 and September 10,
1939,
between the forces of Poland
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Video of Prayers At The Holocaust Monument in
Jedwabne |
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Presided over by Rabbi Michael Schudrich, Chief Rabbi of Poland |
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