File:Cemetery of Polish victims of the German Nazi massacre in Sochy from June 1, 1943 Czochra family, Gnida, Dobosz.jpg

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Cemetery of Polish victims of the German Nazi massacre in Sochy from June 1, 1943, during the German occupation of Poland from 1939 to 1945. The grave of the Czochra family, Gnida, Dobosz.

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English: The cemetery of Polish victims of the German Nazi massacre in Sochy (near Zwierzyniec, in the Zamość County, Lublin Voivodeship) on June 1, 1943, during the German occupation of Poland from 1939 to 1945. During World War II. June 1 is a symbolic date because today June 1 is Children's Day in Poland. Many Polish children were killed in the massacre in Sochy. Often with their parents and family.

Tomb. Janina Dobosz, 20 years old, Jan Gnida aged 59, Katarzyna Gnida aged 57, Agnieszka Czochra aged 73, Jan Czochra, 42 years old, Maria Czochra, 36 years old.

At that time, Germans murdered about 181-200 people, including many women and children. The village burned down. The Germans also used about 7-10 Luftwaffe aircraft and bombed the village of Sochy. Only a few people survived.
Polski: Cmentarz polskich ofiar niemieckiej hitlerowskiej masakry w Sochach (koło Zwierzyńca, w powiecie zamojskim, w województwie lubelskim) z 1 czerwca 1943, podczas niemieckiej okupacji Polski od 1939 do 1945. W czasie II wojny światowej. 1 czerwca jest datą symboliczną, ponieważ obecnie 1 czerwca obchodzony jest Dzień Dziecka w Polsce. A w masakrze w Sochach zginęło wiele polskich dzieci. Często ze swoimi rodzicami i rodziną.

Grób rodzin. Janina Dobosz lat 20, Jan Gnida lat 59, Katarzyna Gnida lat 57, Agnieszka Czochra lat 73, Jan Czochra lat 42, Maria Czochra lat 36.

Niemcy zamordowali wtedy około 181-200 ludzi, w tym wiele kobiet i dzieci. Wieś spalili. Niemcy użyli też około 7-10 samolotów Luftwaffe i zbombardowali wieś Sochy. Tylko kilka osób przeżyło.
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