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Transport from Dluzniow, Sokal, Lwow, Poland to Hrubieszow, Hrubieszow, Lublin, Poland on 09/1942

09/1942 21/10/1942
Dluzniow,Sokal,Lwow,Poland
Marched by foot
Warez Miasto,Sokal,Lwow,Poland
Warez Rynek (near saint Marka church)
Hrubieszow,Hrubieszow,Lublin,Poland

The village of Dłużniow is located some 155 kilometers southeast of Lublin. In 1921, it was home to nineteen Jews, out of a total population of 570.[1]

About two weeks after the outbreak of World War II, the Wehrmacht occupied Dłużniow. After a brief interim period of Soviet control, the town was ceded to Nazi Germany, in accordance with the terms of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact (August 23, 1939).[2] During the Nazi occupation, Dłużniow was administratively integrated into the Bełz municipality, which was part of Hrubieszów County, in the Lublin District of occupied Poland (the General Government).[3]

At a certain point (the exact date is unknown), a Judenrat (Jewish council) was established in the Belz municipality, with Dr. Leon Taube as its head.[4]...

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    resources.detailsAndVisualzation.details.numInTransport : 1
    resources.detailsAndVisualzation.details.personBegin : min: 1, max: 30
    resources.detailsAndVisualzation.details.beginEvent : 09/1942
    resources.detailsAndVisualzation.details.endEvent : 21/10/1942