Nazi Atrocities in Poland

Series

Series Name

War Pictorial News

Issue

Issue No.

190

Date Released

25 Dec 1944

Stories in this Issue:

1. 1Pacific
2. 2News from England
3. 3Nazi Atrocities in Poland

Story

Story No. within this Issue

3 / 3

Summary

The Red Army is greeted joyfully by the townspeople of Lublin. Shots of damaged buildings, etc. In Lublin Castle, turned by the Nazis into a prison, seven hundred prisoners are found shot. Two survivors in the prison yard, remain to tell what happened. Polish people gather for the funeral of the seven hundred victims.

Keywords

Buildings and structures; Occupied territories; Military; Funerals

Credits:

Commentator

Rex Keating

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Film Archive

Name

Imperial War Museum Film and Video Archive

Email

film@iwm.org.uk

Web

http://www.iwm.org.uk/collections/film

Phone

020 7416 5291

Fax

020 7416 5379

Address

Lambeth Road
London SE1 6HZ

Notes

The IWM also preserves the original nitrate film copies for the World War II period of British Paramount News, Gaumont British News and Universal News.

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