Pogrom Lviv (1941)
.jpg) Wanita dikeroyok oleh pria dan pemuda bersenjata pada pogrom tersebut | |
| Tanggal | Juni 1941 – Juli 1941 |
|---|---|
| Lokasi | Lviv, Wilayah pendudukan Polandia |
| Koordinat | 49°30′36″N 24°00′36″E / 49.510°N 24.010°EKoordinat: 49°30′36″N 24°00′36″E / 49.510°N 24.010°E |
| Jenis | Penikaman, pelecehan seksual, perampokan, pembunuhan massal |
| Peserta/Pihak terlibat | Jerman, nasionalis Ukraina, kerumunan lokal |
| Tewas | Ribuan Yahudi |
Pogrom Lviv adalah pembantaian serentak (pogrom) Yahudi pada Juni dan Juli 1941 di kota Lwów, Polandia Timur/Ukraina Barat (kini Lviv, Ukraina). Pembantaian tersebut didalangi oleh nasionalis Ukraina (khususnya Organisasi Nasionalis Ukraina), skuad kematian Jerman, dan kerumunan lokal dari 30 Juni sampai 2 Juli, dan dari 25 sampai 29 Juli, pada invasi Uni Soviet oleh Jerman. Ribuan Yahudi tewas dalam pogrom tersebut dan pembunuhan Einsatzgruppen.
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Pranala luar[sunting | sunting sumber]
- Contemporaneous German footage of the pogrom, via United States Holocaust Memorial Museum (graphic imagery).