Poland’s National Remembrance Institute plans to investigate a World War II pogrom in northeastern Poland in which local Poles are alleged to have murdered hundreds of their Jewish neighbors. According to Polish television, the head of the institute plans to order an investigation into the June 7, 1941, pogrom in the town of Radzilowo.
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