List of massacres in Poland

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The following is a list of massacres that have occurred in Poland (numbers may be approximate):

Name	Date	Location	Deaths	Notes
Gdańsk massacre	1308	Gdańsk (Danzig)	60-1000
Massacre of Praga	November 4, 1794	Praga, Warsaw	6000 killed or wounded
Białystok pogrom	June 14–16, 1906	Białystok	81-88
Bloody Sunday	September 3-4, 1939	Bydgoszcz	300
Częstochowa massacre (Bloody Monday)	September 4, 1939	Częstochowa	88-200 killed
Mogilno massacre	September 18, 1939	Mogilno	40
Valley of Death (Bydgoszcz)	October - November, 1939	Bydgoszcz	1200-1400
Wawer massacre	December 26-27, 1939	Wawer	107	7 shot but survived
Katyn Forest massacre	April and May 1940	Katyn Forest	22,000 killed
Jedwabne pogrom	July, 1941	Jedwabne	340
Massacre of Lviv professors	July 1941	Lviv	45
Ochota massacre	August 1944	Warsaw	10,000
Szczurowa massacre	August 3, 1943	Szczurowa	93
Massacres of Poles in Volhynia and Eastern Galicia (Volhynian slaughter)	1943-1944	Volhynia	70,000-100,000
Wola massacre	August 8, 1944	Warsaw	40,000-100,000
Pawłokoma massacre	March 3, 1945	Pawłokoma	366
Przyszowice massacre	January 26-28, 1945	Przyszowice	54-69
Kielce pogrom	July 4, 1946	Kielce	38-42

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