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German Crime in the ŻYwiec Region

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Immediately after the attack on Poland, before they had occupied the entire territory of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, the Germans were already planning mass deportation operations in many regions of the Second Polish Republic. In September 1940, they began implementing these plans in the Żywiec region. Aktion Saybusch affected thousands of families.
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German Crime in the ŻYwiec Region

Immediately after the attack on Poland, before they had occupied the entire territory of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, the Germans were already planning mass deportation operations in many regions of the Second Polish Republic. In September 1940, they began implementing these plans in the Żywiec region. Aktion Saybusch affected thousands of families.

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Do Rzeczy broke the news in Warsaw, Poland on Tuesday, September 22, 2026.
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