Tulle massacre

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The Tulle massacre was a World War II atrocity in June 1944 in which German SS troops hanged and killed dozens of French civilians in the town of Tulle as a brutal reprisal against Resistance activities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Nazi war crime in France
massacre
war crime
aftermath commemoration ceremonies held annually in Tulle
deportation of many Tulle men to forced labor camps
cause reprisal for French Resistance attacks
reprisal for Maquis actions around Tulle
conflict World War II
country France
date 9 June 1944
documentedIn French war crimes investigations after World War II
histories of the French Resistance
hasCommemorationDay 9 June
historicalPeriod German occupation of France
languageOfToponym French
location Tulle NERFINISHED
memorial memorials in Tulle to the hanged victims
methodOfKilling hanging
militaryContext movement of 2nd SS Panzer Division Das Reich toward Normandy front
natureOfEvent crime against humanity
reprisal killing
numberOfVictims 99
occupyingPower Nazi Germany NERFINISHED
partOf German counter-insurgency operations in France
Nazi reprisals in occupied France
perpetrator 2nd SS Panzer Division Das Reich NERFINISHED
Waffen-SS NERFINISHED
perpetratorNationality German
region Corrèze NERFINISHED
Nouvelle-Aquitaine NERFINISHED
relatedEvent Oradour-sur-Glane massacre NERFINISHED
relatedUnit SS-Panzergrenadier-Regiment 4 Der Führer NERFINISHED
status widely recognized Nazi atrocity in France
target French civilians
male inhabitants of Tulle
victimGroup French population of Tulle
victimNationality French
year 1944

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