Masakra w Miechowicach / Massacre in Miechowice

79 years ago, between January 25 and 27, 1945, one of the biggest crimes committed by the Red Army in 1945 took place in Miechowice near Bytom. Within three days, 388 Poles and Germans were murdered. It was the bloodiest episode of the Upper Silesian Tragedy. The crime in Miechowice was one of many committed in Silesia in the winter of 1945. During the IPN investigation, the number of people murdered in Gliwice, Gierałtowice and Miechowice was estimated at nearly 1,100 people. The victims of murder, looting and rape were not only Poles and Germans, but also forced laborers from Ukraine and France. Everyone, regardless of origin, was considered German 👉Remember that from now on you can support us directly via YouTube. There is a SUPPORT button under each episode 🔥🔥 Just enter it and select your support threshold with bonuses assigned to it. Link below    / @lukaszkazekhistorystory   👉Podcasts, reports. the book Faszystowska Mać with the author's personal dedication, priority responses to comments, greetings in the History Story episode, or access to a secret Facebook group where we share unknown materials and our discoveries🔥🔥 👉If you liked this episode, please check out our other material 🔥Poles vs. Russians    • Polacy kontra Rosjanie / Poles vs Russians   🔥We'll see each other every Tuesday at 8 p.m 💥We broadcast each episode in SD, HD and 4K quality with Polish subtitles and English translation 💥Do you like time travel? Subscribe to my channel, click the bell and give it a thumbs up! 💥You can also check me out on Instagram:   / lukaszkazekhistorystory   💥 Visit my Facebook:   / lukaszkazekhistorystory   💥You can find the channel at: www.historystory.pl ☕️ Today you can support the production of new episodes by buying us a virtual coffee on the platform: https://buycoffee.to/lukaskazekhistor... 🎯 Hosted and directed by: Łukasz Kazek 🎯 Filming and editing: Daniel Stanisławski http://www.danielstanislawski.com 🎯 Sound and subtitles: Krzysztof Bąk   / dzwiekwfilmie   ©2023 Łukasz Kazek, All Rights Reserved It is prohibited to change, copy or use the materials in any way without the written consent of the author. Using the materials of the Łukasz Kazek History Story channel requires the prior consent of Łukasz Kazek