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To enforce compliance for example, three mass graves existed in the [[Ukrainian]] town of Vinnitsa containing between 9,000 and 11,000 bodies. One grave site was in the People's Park near the city center and town square. The so-called "secret police" hardly tried to keep secret its crimes as a method of intimidation against dissenters of the [[Socialist]] system.<ref>[https://en.calameo.com/read/001042085fbd969923dc9 The Tragedy of Vinnytsia: Materials on Stalin's Policy of Extermination in Ukraine During Th Great Purge, 1936-1938]. Ihor Kamenetsky. Ukrainian Hist. Association, 1989.</ref> It was "secret" only in the sense that survivors had enough sense to never speak about the disappearance of loved ones or question authorities.

To enforce compliance for example, three mass graves existed in the [[Ukrainian]] town of Vinnitsa containing between 9,000 and 11,000 bodies. One grave site was in the People's Park near the city center and town square. The so-called "secret police" hardly tried to keep secret its crimes as a method of intimidation against dissenters of the [[Socialist]] system.<ref>[https://en.calameo.com/read/001042085fbd969923dc9 The Tragedy of Vinnytsia: Materials on Stalin's Policy of Extermination in Ukraine During Th Great Purge, 1936-1938]. Ihor Kamenetsky. Ukrainian Hist. Association, 1989.</ref> It was "secret" only in the sense that survivors had enough sense to never speak about the disappearance of loved ones or question authorities.

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