Ok It was punished because there are lots of Jew in the village?

Nope! (If the question is with too little info tell me, because I did that on purpous to make it harder.... I just don't hope impossible)

Now, this question is real hard!

Can you give us a hint, please?

Yeah just a hint, It won't kill yea!

I'll give you the date: 1st of October, 1944. If this isn't enough let me know, alright?

Ok, So it's a bout one year before WWII. Does the Village have lots of Gypsys?

Eeehh.... it was in the final stages of the Dutch occupation. You see the war started in 1939 and this happened in 1944.... Hahahahaha what were you thinking Zander?

(p.s. they didn't have any gypsies... at least not that I know of!)

Originally Posted by Ted

Alright lads:

In 1944 a little village in Holland suffered severly because of German revenge.
a) What was the name of the village?
2) Why was it punished and how?

The name of the village was Putten.
After a Dutch resistance attack on a German staff car in which 1 German officer was killed,
the Germans burned down a number of buildings in the village and sent 600 men of the village to concentration camps. Only around 50 survived, to return after the war.

Hahahahaha I knew I could count on you Redcoat! Well the pleasure of an unanswered question was sweet.... Not the sound redundant but you answered both sub-questions right, so I's say: your turn.