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Piasnika Wielka was just one of the places Poles were shot. There were other killing fields. The Germans seem to have separated the men and women before being shot in numbers. There were also individual shootings. Aristocrats and land owners might not be arrested, but shot on their estates along with wives, relatives, and older children. I am not sure what happened to the younger children. Many of the arrests took place in homes and often wives were arested with the men. Whether this was always the case we do not know. Again we do not yet know what happened to the younger children. Some older girls were sent to the Reich to work as servants. How extensive this was we do not know. Aristocrats were hereditary thus wipeing out the aristocracy meant the family. Most important positions in Poland were filled by men (doctors, lawyers, politicans, ect). We know that wives were arrested, but we are not positive just how common this was. We know that nuns and teachers were among the arrested. We do not know what age dectinctiions were made for children or if the police detained children when they arrested Poles at home. The actual killing operations were mostlly lining people up and shooting them. The operation was not very efficienr\t compared to later SS operations. We notice some poles being escorted individually to where they were to be shot.
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