This country discovered "more than ten tons of human ashes"

According to the Agence France -Presse, Polish Jobado reported on the 13th that the Polish National Institute of Memorial said that a "10,000 people pit" buried by about 8,000 people was found near a former Nazi concentration camp in Poland.

The research institute said on the 13th that the remains were unearthed near the Jauso concentration camps north of Warsaw.Nazi Germany built the concentration camp while occupying Poland during World War II for the transfer, detention and extinction places for Jewish, political opponents and Polish politicians.It is estimated that there were 30,000 prisoners who were killed in the Jiawudo concentration camp, but the accurate deaths were not yet determined.

It is reported that the researchers said that more than a dozen tons of human ashes were found here, which means that at least 8,000 people died here.The buried victims were likely to be assassinated around 1939, and most of them belonged to the Polish elite. "In 1944, the Nazi authorities ordered Jewish prisoners to dig out their bodies for incineration to destroy crimes.

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