JUNE 30,1941

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June 30, 1941: As German forces seize Lwów (modern-day Lviv, Ukraine) during Operation Barbarossa, Ukrainian nationalists declare independence — only to be rejected by the Nazis. That same day, a horrific pogrom erupts, targeting the Jewish population.  This tragic moment shows how war, ideology, and ethnic hatred created a deadly collision

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00:00June 30, 1941, German forces captured the city of Luao from the Soviet Union during Operation Barbarossa.

00:08On the same day, Ukrainian nationalist groups declared independence, hoping for German support.

00:13But the Nazis rejected the declaration.

00:16The local government was disbanded, and its leaders were arrested.

00:20Soon afterward, a pogrom broke out against the Jewish population of Luao.

00:24The violence was carried out by German troops, local militias, and segments of the civilian population.

00:30It was a day when three forces collided tragically.

00:33Foreign occupation, local nationalism, and ethnic violence.

00:37Amid the collapse of power, humanity is tested.

00:40Do we become victims, perpetrators, or remain silent?

00:43Do we becomeables?

00:45That wouldn't happen to further support the march one.

00:47Hör things, perpetrators, or should they join us in the future?

00:48Do we become

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