Lipa Remembers Memorial Centre

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The "Lipa Remembers" Memorial Centre (Memorijalni centar "Lipa pamti") is a museum commemorating the killing of 269 civilians - mostly elderly, women and children - in April 1944 in Lipa, a village near Rijeka, Croatia. The massacre was perpetrated by the German military, together with Italian and Chetnik collaborationist forces.

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Memorijalni centar 'Lipa pamti'

Lipa 35
51214 (Lipa)
Croatia
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