Sernyky massacre

1941 CE.

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The Sernyky (Serniki) massacre refers to the killing of 553 Polish/Soviet citizens, most of whom were Jewish, near the village of Serniki (now Sernyky, Ukraine) by Nazi German forces between August and September 1942.

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