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Anchor text: Ukrainian
Target Entity: Ukraine
Preceding Context: Others like Dr. Samuel Drix (Witness to Annihilation), Jochaim Schoenfeld (Holocaust Memoirs), and several survivors of the Janowska Camp who were interviewed in the film, "Janovska: The Janovska Camp at Lvov," among other witnesses have argued equally as convincingly that the Final Solution began in Lwów (Lemberg) during that same week. Statements and memoirs of these survivors highlight the point that when
Succeeding Context: civilians and ad hoc or auxiliary militias crossed the line that previously the Germans would not breach — the murdering of women and children rather than only male Jews — the "Final Solution" was in fact begun. It is asserted by witnesses that this happened both prior to and during the pogroms associated with the "Prison Massacre." The question of whether there was some coordination between the Lithuanian and Ukrainian militias remains (i.e. collaborating for a joint assault in Kovno, Wilno, and Lwów). Still the issue of precisely when the first concerted effort at annihilation of all Jews began in the last weeks of June, 1941 during Operation Barbarossa is difficult to determine with certainty, despite the assertion of Dina Porat that the Lithuanian Jews rather than the Galician Jews had the dubious distinction of being the first victims of the Final Solution. See generally The Lemberg Mosaic Jakob Weiss (New York: Alderbrook Press, 2011)
Paragraph Title: Holocaust in General Government (GG) Galicia
Source Page: Final Solution

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