DescriptionPlace of National Memory at 52 Chłodna Street 02.JPG
English: Plaque at 52 Chłodna Street in Warsaw, commemorating about dozen of Polish civilians murdered in this place by German troops during so-called Wola Massacre (in the first half of August 1944 – first days of Warsaw Uprising).
Polski: Tablica na ścianie budynku przy ul. Chłodnej 52 w Warszawie, upamiętniająca kilkunastu Polaków zamordowanych w tym miejscu przez Niemców podczas tzw. Rzezi Woli w pierwszych dniach Powstania Warszawskiego (sierpień 1944).
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