New Search Operations Have Begun in Poland to Locate Burial Sites of Ukrainians Who Lost Their Lives
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According to historical data, more than 300 villagers were killed in the massacre
New search operations have begun in Poland to locate burial sites of Ukrainians who lost their lives
On 6 October in Poland, in the village of Lasków in the Lublin Voivodeship, the second round of search operations – following a long hiatus – began to locate the burial sites of Ukrainians who died or went missing during the Second World War.
Ukrainian experts began searching for the burial sites of residents of the village of Laskov in Poland, who died during the massacre in March 1944.
<p>In Poland, the search for the burial sites of the dead Ukrainians in Laskov has begun a search investigation in Laskov, Poland. Experts search for burial sites of Ukrainians who died in March 1944.</p>
“Today, October 6, the search began on the burial sites of persons who died or disappeared during the Second World War in the territory of the village of Laski, in the municipality of Mircea Grubeszew County of the Lublin Voivodeship of the Republic of Poland. Studies are carried out to fulfill agreements,...
The Ukrainian Institute of National Remembrance has begun searching for the remains of Ukrainians who died there in March 1944 in Łasków, Lublin Province. Archaeological research at the local Orthodox cemetery aims to confirm or rule out the existence of victims of events during World War II.
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