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Treblinka is a small village in the Mazowieckie voivodship (province) of Poland. In 1984 it had 330 inhabitants.

During World War II, Nazis organized the Treblinka extermination camp in the neighbourhood of the village.

Treblinka was the name of a Swedish punk rock band. The name was chosen for its shock value, but the band itself never had any connections with Nazis and never backed their ideology.

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-'''Treblinka''' is a small village in the [[Mazowieckie]] [[voivodship]] of [[Poland]]. In [[1984]]
+'''Treblinka''' is a small village in the [[Mazowieckie]] [[voivodship]] (province) of [[Poland]]. In [[1984]] it had 330 inhabitants.
-it had 330 inhabitants.
 During [[World War II]], [[Nazi]]s organized the [[Treblinka extermination camp]] in the neighbourhood of the village.
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-'''Treblinka''' was also a name for a [[punk rock]] band from [[Sweden]]. Its name was chosen with the intention to shock, but the band itself never had any connections with Nazis and never backed their ideology.
+'''Treblinka''' was the name of a [[Sweden|Swedish]] [[punk rock]] band. The name was chosen for its shock value, but the band itself never had any connections with Nazis and never backed their ideology.