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Sukurčy (Belarusian: Сукурчы) (polish : Sukurcze) near Lida in Belarus is a former village and the estate of Witold Pilecki. It was destroyed by communists after the Second World War.^[1]^[2]

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^ Witold Pilecki (1901-1948 Pilecki Institute
^ Marco Patricelli, Le volontaire : L’homme qui organisa la résistance à l’intérieur d’Auschwitz, Jean-Claude Lattès (2011) - 341 pages translated from Il volontario 2010.

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