On December 8, 1941 more than 12,000 people were lined up and marched out of the city to meet their death, creating "Bloody Sunday," the second largest massacre of Jews during World War II!
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Nazi Collaborators: Thousands Die on Bloody Sunday
On December 8, 1941 more than 12,000 people were lined up and marched out of the city to meet their death, creating "Bloody Sunday," the second largest massacre of Jews during World War II!
Added: Nov 22, 2011
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