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This Day in History: Jan. 22

World War II

Horror of Surviving, Witnessing Treblinka Deportations

JULY 22, 1942, dawned hot and muggy in the Warsaw Ghetto. Two years earlier the Nazis had forced the Jewish population of German-occupied Poland into an area occupying just 1.3 square miles surrounded by a 10ft wall topped by barbed wire.And this was the day on which they were to embark on one of the most horrifying examples of mass murder in human history. Children cried, women screamed and Read More

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