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During World War II, the Soviet Union, which included Russia, imprisoned Poles for several reasons. Following the 1939 invasion of Poland, the Soviets sought to eliminate potential opposition and consolidate control over the territory. Many Poles, especially military officers, intellectuals, and political leaders, were seen as threats to Soviet authority and were subjected to mass arrests, deportations, and forced labor. This repression was part of a broader strategy to suppress nationalist movements and integrate the region into the Soviet sphere of influence.
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How many poles were killed during World War 2?
Around 5.8 Million Poles were killed during World War 2, 5.5 Million being Civilian Deaths. with that 5 Million were killed in the Holocaust.
What other groups were targeted by the Nazis for extermination?
Russians, Slavs, Poles, Jews, Gypsies, the weak and the lame, the mentally challenged, Homosexuals, Blacks, and others.....
What purge did Adolf Hitler order during World War 2?
Hitler ordered for all Jews to be killed. Then the mentally challenged, the handicapped, and the elderly. After that were the homosexuals, gypsies, Catholics, Protestants Poles, and Slavs.
What group were targeted by Hitler for the final solution?
Hitler targerted Jehovah's Witnesses, Jews, Gypsies, Poles, Russians, and those who were mentally or physically disabled.
Who was involved in the invasion of Normandy?
During World War II, the invasion of Normandy was an international affair in respect to the numerous different nations represented in the fighting forces. The defenders consisted of German troops interspersed with numerous different nationalities, including Russians conscripted into the German Army. On the Allied side, Canadian, British, and American forces made up the bulk of the fighting force, yet there were also Belgians, Australians, Norwegians, Poles, Dutch, and many other nationalities involved on land, at sea, or in the air.
In which Russian forest were many Poles murdered during the war?
The Katyn Forest was where the Russians murdered many Poles, then blamed it on the Nazis after the war.
Who were the 4 main groups targeted for annihilation in World War 2?
Jews, Russians, Chinese, Poles
What happened to Poland during the world war 2?
Well the German's invaded and occupied Poland. Some Poles were taken as prisoners to Russia. When Germany attacked Russia, the British convinced the Russians to release their Polish prisoners so they could fight the Germans. These Poles were equipped and trained by the British. A few Poles escaped to England and fought with the Allies.
Who is said to have elevated spirits filtration to an art form?
the Russians or the poles
The nazi campaign to imprison inferior people included which of the following targets?
Jews, homosexuals, disabled people, Poles, Slavs, and Gypsies
How many poles were killed during World War 2?
Around 5.8 Million Poles were killed during World War 2, 5.5 Million being Civilian Deaths. with that 5 Million were killed in the Holocaust.
What were the ethnic groups in Germany in 1914?
They are usually Germans, Turks, Arabs, poles, Russians, Vietnamese, and blacks
Who faught on d day?
The Germans, Canadians, the U.S.A, Russians, and the British and Poles fought on D Day.
What are the main ethnic groups in Germany?
germans, turks, arabs, poles, russians, vietnamese and rising number of blacks
What is the definition of slavs?
The Slavic peoples are of Eastern European origin and in Czechs, Slovaks, Russians, Croats, Poles, Serbs and Slovenes.
What are four ethnic groups that are descendend from the Slavs in Eastern Europe?
Answer: Russians, Poles, Serbs, Ukrainians, Czechs, Bulgarians, and Slovaks.
Who were the descendents of Slavs?
The main Slavic descendent groups are the Russians, Poles and Ukrainians. Also most of the Balkan population is Slavic
