A Polish monument to the more than 300 Jews killed in the Jedwabne pogrom during World War II has been vandalized, as police investigate its connection to an ongoing bout of attacks on minorities.
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A Polish monument to the more than 300 Jews killed in the Jedwabne pogrom during World War II has been vandalized, as police investigate its connection to an ongoing bout of attacks on minorities.