IT WAS PART OF A GERMAN-PLANNED ROUND OF EXECUTIONS
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"These documents must be carefully analyzed. However, they seem to indicate that the German participation was very likely, if not essential," said Professor Nalecz. [...] "If it was part of a German-planned round of executions, we need to adopt a different perspective toward the Polish collaboration. Taking this crime out of its historical context may lead to completely wrong interpretations," stated Prof. Nalecz. "There could be different reasons for the possible cooperation of Poles - animosity, material gains. The possibility of German coercion cannot be also excluded."

Other documents contain indications that some Poles might have been among the Jedwabne victims. A list of Poles murdered in the 1944-1950 period contains three names with annotations: "1941, Jedwabne".

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Aneta Gryczka

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