Malin massacre

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Malin massacre
Part of World War II
memorial to Czech victims in Malin
Location	Malin
Date	13 July 1943
Deaths	532–603
Victims	Polish-Ukrainian-Czech civils
Perpetrators	SS, Schutzmannschaft
Assailants	SS, Schutzmannschaft
Motive	Nazi Germany's policy

The Malin massacre consisted of mass killings and looting committed on 13 July 1943 by Germans and policemen from the collaborationist auxiliary police in the village of Malin, in the Dubien district of the pre-war Volhynia Voivodeship. The crimes resulted in the deaths of between 532 and 603 people, mainly Czechs, Ukrainians and Poles.