Wawer

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Wawer is a district in southeastern Warsaw, Poland, historically known as the site of a notorious World War II Nazi massacre of Polish civilians.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Wawer canonical 2
Mirów 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf administrative district
district of Warsaw
borders Otwock County
Praga-Południe
Rembertów
Wesoła
Wilanów
contains Anin
Falenica
Las
Marysin Wawerski
Miedzeszyn
Międzylesie
Radość
linked to: Wesoła

Sadul
Zerzeń
country Poland
eventLocation Wawer massacre
governedBy Council of the Wawer District
linked to: Wawer district

Mayor of Wawer
hasAdministrativeDivisionCode district of Warsaw
hasAreaCode +48 22
hasCityRightsFrom included in Warsaw as district in 1951
hasLandUse forested areas
recreational areas
residential areas
hasMemorial Wawer massacre memorial
hasNotableEvent Nazi German massacre of Polish civilians in 1939–1940
hasOfficialLanguage Polish
hasPostalCodePrefix 04
hasTransport Warsaw Railway lines
regional roads
hasTypeOfSettlement urban district
hasUTCOffset +1
hasUTCOffsetDST +2
historicallyKnownFor Wawer massacre
historicalPeriod World War II occupation of Poland
locatedIn southeastern Warsaw
locatedInContinent Europe
locatedInTimeZone Central European Summer Time
Central European Time
locatedOnRiver Vistula
linked to: Vistula River
massacrePerpetrators Nazi Germany occupation forces
linked to: Wehrmacht
massacreVictims Polish civilians
partOf Masovian Voivodeship
Warsaw

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Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Wawer massacre location Wawer
Praga-Południe borders Wawer
Aleja Jana Pawła II passesThrough Mirów
linked to: Wawer