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The Holocaust - Thousands of Jews were killed

Time: Jun, 1941

Place: Bucharest, Romania

Details: Thousands of Jews were killed in January and June 1941 in the Bucharest pogrom and Iași pogrom. According to a 2004 report by Tuvia Friling and others, up to 14,850 Jews died during the Iași pogrom.

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