Wola massacre, Mass murder site in Poland
The Wola massacre is recognized as a tragic event during the Warsaw Uprising.
In August 1944, over 40,000 civilians were brutally murdered by German troops in Wola.
The event has become a somber part of Warsaw's history and Polish collective memory.
Several memorials in Wola district honor the victims of the massacre.
The scale and brutality of the massacre classify it among the worst mass murders of World War II.
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