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1. By August 1941, the Germans had reached the city's southern outskirts.
2. In August 1941, the Germans ordered the establishment of a ghetto in Białystok.
3. In August 1941, a general uprising wrested control of the Kurdish region from the central Iranian government.
4. In July and August 1941, the overwhelming majority of the Jews of the provinces were slaughtered.

Cardinal August Hlond

1. Cardinal August Hlond reported in August 1941 to the secretary of state that the Polish people believed Pope Pius XII had abandoned them.

June 1941

1. Most were either deported by the Soviets to Siberia in June 1941 or fled with the Soviet retreat in August 1941.

Four Months

1. A model prisoner, Richard Whitney was released on parole in August 1941 after serving three years and four months in Sing Sing.

First Sentence

1. First Sentence: Martha Stewart was born in New Jersey in August 1941, the second of six children.

Soviet Forces

1. The then-Shah's tacit pro-German sympathies led to British and Indian forces from Iraq and Soviet forces from the north occupying Iran in August 1941.

German Army

1. The first Soviet counteroffensive against the German army was launched here in August 1941 but failed.

North

1. Soviet and British forces occupied Iran in late August 1941, with the Soviets controlling the north.

Hitler

1. Hitler ordered the end of Operation T4 in August 1941.

Vichy

1. Hall made her way to London and volunteered for Britain's newly formed Special Operations Executive, which sent her back to Vichy in August 1941.

Vichy France

1. Starting in August 1941, she became the first woman in the SOE to establish resistance networks out of Vichy France.

Jews

1. On 20 August 1941, French police conducted raids throughout the 11th District of Paris and arrested more than 4,000 Jews, mainly foreign or stateless Jews.

Jews Living

1. In particular this concerned the Jews living in Quarter II. The period indicated for making the move was from 7 - 20 August 1941.

Gassing

1. Meticulous records discovered after the war documented 70,273 deaths by gassing at the six "euthanasia" centers between January 1940 and August 1941.

Gypsies

1. In August 1941 Wirth was transferred out of T-4 and in September was sent to Chelmno to start gassing Jews and Gypsies there.

Jasenovac

1. Jasenovac was established in August 1941 and was dismantled only in April 1945.

German Forces

1. In August 1941, German forces captured the city of Smolensk, an important stronghold on the road to Moscow.

Nazi Invasion

1. In August 1941, five weeks after the Nazi invasion of the Soviet Union and the incorporation of new territories into the General Government.

February 1942

1. The Jasenovac complex was built between August 1941 and February 1942.

Germans

1. The town was once again occupied by the Germans between August 1941 and September 22, 1943.

European Jews

1. The war then became “total”, and in August 1941, Hitler decided on the “ global extermination of all European Jews.

August 1941

1. Army Group North, which was to conquer the Baltic countries and eventually Leningrad, advanced as far as the southern outskirts of Leningrad by August 1941.
2. In August 1941 he was transferred out of T-4 and in September was sent to Chelmno to start gassing Jews and Gypsies there.
3. Following bloody encirclement battles, all of the present-day Belarus territory was occupied by the Germans by the end of August 1941.

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1. Army Group North
2. Baltic Countries
3. European Jews
4. Leningrad
5. Nazi Invasion
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