Kielce, Poland: July 4: The blood libel pogrom resulted in 37 Polish Jews being killed out of 200 Holocaust survivors who had returned home after World War II. Two more Jews in trains passing through Kielce also lost their lives. Two or three Gentile Poles were killed by the Jews defending themselves, while nine Poles were later sentenced to death.
The attack against the Holocaust refugees that took place more than a year after the end of World War II.