Examples of using Soviet pows in English and their translations into Polish
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from 1941 to 1943, Soviet POWs were held captive in nearby Bukowie(now within Warsaw) and Poniatow.
About 600 Soviet POWs and 250 sick Poles were killed in such experimentation from September 3-5, 1941.
Methods were being developed for sterilization of thousands daily, with some 3 million Soviet POWs to be the first large-scale victims.
they killed Soviet POWs who were too weak to walk unsupported.
Several thousand Soviet POWs died, mainly of exposure and starvation, during the construction of the first sector of the camp, known as BIb Bauabschnitt Ib- building sector Ib.
Several thousand Soviet POWs died in the course of the construction work, which began in October 1941.
a camp for Soviet POWs was established at Majdanek, on the outskirts of Lublin, in October 1941.
and 4"Asiatics"-probably Soviet POWs) and the initial"processing" of them was carried out by SS-Hauptsturmführer Bruno Beger,
Immediately after evening roll call, they placed 600 Soviet POWs, 250 Polish patients from the camp hospital,
the annihilation of Poles, Gypsies, Soviet POWs, and prisoners from other ethnic groups was sent out of Auschwitz while it was still in operation and received by the Polish resistance movement.
That is why in January 1942 Himmler decided to replace dying Soviet POWs with strong Jews who were able to work
the victims were not Jews but Soviet POWs as well as again sick inmates, chiefly Poles.
the annihilation of Poles, Gypsies, Soviet POWs, and prisoners from other ethnic groups was sent out of Auschwitz while it was still in operation and received by the Polish resistance movement.
Immediately after evening roll call, they placed 600 Soviet POWs, 250 Polish patients from the camp hospital,
First Soviet POWs were transported to Auschwitz in July
Because of this change in policy towards Soviet POWs, the German leadership no longer directed incoming transports from the front to Birkenau,
The Soviet POWs and camp hospital patients were murdered with a gas called Zyklon B. This was an insecticide fairly widely used in places such as sealed off warehouses and laundries.
that in Nazi Germany- is proof that only such a stand could have appealed to the Soviet POWs whom they tried to recruit.
Immediately after evening roll call, the Germans locked about 600 Soviet POWs and 250 sick Polish prisoners selected from the camp hospital in 28 cells in the cellar of block 11 then block 13.
Living conditions in the Soviet POWs camp in Auschwitz, and behaviour of camp authorities caused that