Lviv pogroms
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The <entity_0> were the consecutive massacres (<entity_1>) of Jews in June and July 1941 in the city of Lwów in Eastern Poland/Western Ukraine (now <entity_2>, Ukraine). Ukrainian nationalists targeted Jews in the first <entity_1> on the pretext of their purported responsibility for the NKVD prisoner massacre in <entity_2>, which left behind thousands of corpses in three <entity_2> prisons. The historian Dieter Pohl estimates that 4,000 of <entity_2>'s Jews were killed in the <entity_1> between 1 July and 25 July. The Nachtigall Battalion was not directly implicated in the <entity_2> <entity_1> as an organised formation. For decades after the war, the <entity_1> in Western Ukraine received limited academic attention and were mostly discussed in the context of the series of photographs taken during the <entity_2> <entity_1>. Further, OUN wanted to spread disinformation that <entity_2>'s Jewish council blamed Ukrainians for the <entity_1> only because it was under pressure from Germans to do so.
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