• World War II came to Tarnów on June 14, 1940, when from here went the first transport with prisoners to concentration camp Auschwitz.
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  • Tarnow is located approximately 56 miles east of Krakow. On the outbreak of the Second World War, about 25,000 Jews, some 45 percent of the city�s population...
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  • Pomnik I Transportu Wiezniow do KL Auschwitz (750 m). State Higher Vocational School in Tarnow (750 m). ... World War I Cemetery nr 202 in Tarnow (700 m).
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  • ...group of supporters and Jewish families with roots in Tarnów is undertaking a major restoration and documentation of the Tarnów Jewish Cemetery!
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  • Tarnow: Maps Before World War II, about 25,000 Jews lived in Tarnow, a city in southern Poland, 45 miles east of Krakow (Cracow).
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  • The First World War is infamous for its colossal numbers of deaths, interminably long battles and unashamedly vicious methods of waging war.
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  • The article draws attention to the burial sites and tombstones at the Jewish cemetery in Tarnów from the period after World War II, which until have not been a...
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  • The city remained a hotspot of Polish conspirational activities, with up to 20% of all members of the Polish Legions in World War I coming from Tarnów and...
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  • Second Polish Republic Tarnów was one of the first Polish cities to be freed during the rebirth of Poland following World War I...
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