Ahead of the 84th anniversary of the Jedwabne pogrom in Poland, where hundreds of Jews were murdered, which will take place on Thursday, Polish ultranationalists in the town installed signs that deny the involvement of the Poles in the 1941 massacre, instead accusing the Jews of being involved in the massacre.
Ahead of the 84th anniversary of the Jedwabne pogrom in Poland, where hundreds of Jews were murdered, which will take place on Thursday, Polish ultranationalists in the town installed signs that deny the involvement of the Poles in the 1941 massacre, instead accusing the Jews of being involved in the massacre.
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