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The bayinet knife of a Polish honour guard soldier is pictured as this stands guard next to the coffins containing remains of over 700 victims of German crimes of the World War II, discovered in the so-called Valley of Death, during a religious service at the Minor Basilica of the Holy Trinity of St. John the Baptist in Chojnice, Poland, on September 2, 2024. (Photo by Sergei GAPON / AFP)

headline Pogrzeb ekshumowanych ofiar hitlerowców z "Doliny Śmierci" w Chojnicach

created date 2024-09-02

credit SERGEI GAPON/AFP/East News

source AFP

byline SERGEI GAPON

original transmission reference AFP_36FD4D4

weight 4,68MB

size 64cm x 43cm by 300dpi

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