File:Poprad train station memorial plaque.jpg

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English: Memorial plaque to the first mass transport of Jews to Auschwitz, 25 March 1942
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Source https://poprad.dnes24.sk/spomienka-na-prvy-zidovsky-transport-z-popradu-o-holokauste-sa-nikdy-nehovori-dost-232701
Author Peter Handzuš

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