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Pictured here is
a Purim celebration held by the Beitar movement in Wlodzimierz,
Poland in 1937. In 1931 the Jewish community in Wlodzimierz numbered
10,665. The Jews were engaged in light industry and also dominated
the cattle, grain and retail trade. After the Germans occupied
Wlodzimierz in 1941, a series of periodic executions took place. The
Jews were forced into a ghetto in May 1942. By December 1943 the
ghetto was liquidated.
Yad Vashem
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