More than 150 Jewish gravestones have been unearthed during construction work in the Polish town of Lezajsk in recent months, in what is thought to be the biggest such discovery in years.
Source: geneanet
150 Jewish Gravestones Uprooted by the Nazis Found in Polish Town
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