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Red Army entry into Bialystok
Red Army
Red Army battalions entered Bialystok on July 27, 1944.
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... These macabre last words were inscribed during
the final days of Nazi rule in Bialystok. On July 27,
1944, the first battalions of the Red Army entered Bia-
lystok, together with Partisan forces containing many
Jews. The Nazis murdered a few remaining Jews until
five minutes before the Russians arrived. The last testa-
ments of their victims, however, remained scribbled on
the walls of the prison. ...Connected nodes
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Dr. Szymon Datner
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Bialystok
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National Reconstruction Council
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Jewish community of Bialystok
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Lea Perlsztejn
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Tzchok Kulkin
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Bielsk-Podlaski
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Bialystok prison
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