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Transport from Grabowiec, Hrubieszow, Lublin, Poland to Hrubieszow, Hrubieszow, Lublin, Poland on 10/1942

Transport
Departure Date 10/1942 Arrival Date 21/10/1942
Grabowiec,Hrubieszow,Lublin,Poland
Grabowiec market sqare, Poland
Horse-drawn wagons
Hrubieszow,Hrubieszow,Lublin,Poland

The town of Grabowiec is located 94 kilometers southeast of Lublin. During World War II, it was the capital of the Grabowiec Municipality, which was located in Hrubieszów County, within the Lublin District of occupied-Poland (the General Government).

In 1921, the Jewish population of Grabowiec was 1,721, out of a total of 2,750 inhabitants. [1] On the eve of WWII, there were 2,400 Jewish residents in Grabowiec.[2]

On Rosh Hashana (Jewish New Year) September 14, 1939, the Wehrmacht occupied Grabowiec. After a brief interim presence of the Soviet forces, the town was re-occupied by Nazi Germany, as agreed under the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact.[3] Part of the Jewish population, especially young men, left the town, together with the retreating Soviet troops, to the east.[4]...

  • YVA TR.10 / 742
Overview
    No. of transports at the event : 1
    No. of deportees at departure : 850
    Date of Departure : 10/1942
    Date of Arrival : 21/10/1942