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Over 80 Kursk victims uncovered in one day
In Znamenskaya Forest in Kursk, the remains of more than 80 people have been discovered, including 59 children, during the "Memory Watch" event that began in August and is ongoing until mid-month. The aim is to uncover the locations of burials of victims of German occupation between 1941 and 1943. Excavations indicate that many victims were tortured, with evidence of the use of nails and iron hooks during the torture; there are no clear signs of gunfire. It is expected that the search will continue for a full season due to the presence of additional human remains possibly buried beneath the soil. It is also emphasized that some excavations contain multiple layers of victims, particularly children. Additionally, a memorial is currently being prepared to honor the Nazi victims, with the support of the Russian government.
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