התאמות אפשריות נוספות
לחצו על שורה כדי לראות את פרטי העדות המלאים.
| מהיכן הקורבנות |
היישוב או המחוז שבו ממוקם קבר האחים |
העדות |
| Lodz (Łagiewniki neighborhood) |
Lodz (Łagiewniki neighborhood) |
I heard them telling her ... |
| Frysztak |
Warzyckie woods |
On 2 July 1942 all Jews l... |
| Gwozdziec |
Gwozdziec |
One night in the fall of ... |
| Augustow (Belarusians, Poles, Jews) |
Augustow |
We were taken to Augustów... |
| Kosiv |
Kosiv |
On Thursday, 16 October, ... |
| Rabka Zdroj (Jews from Rabka, Sącz, Nowy Targ, Jordanów and others) |
Tereska |
Each month between April ... |
| Korzec |
Kozaki |
The action in Korzec took... |
| Augustów (Jews, Poles and Soviets) |
Augustów |
[April 1944] We reached A... |
| Białystok (Jews, Poles and Soviets) |
Dzikie |
On 21 June 1944 we return... |
| Baranovichi (Jews from Czechoslovakia) |
Baranovichi |
Several transports of Cze... |
| Voranava (Jews from Vilnius) |
Voranava |
One Friday in the winter ... |
| Krakow (Jews from Liszki, Czernichów, Krzeszowice, Tenczyn and Nowa Góa) |
Tyniec |
First bigger action of "J... |
| Krakow Jews in Rabka Ghetto |
Rabka |
22 May 1942 - first actio... |
| Dawidgródek |
Meryńskie Chutory levees
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Before that the German th... |
| Dolinia (Jews from Hungary) |
Wyszków |
At the same time [summer ... |
| Dolina (Jews from Hungary) |
Dolina |
Around 300 people managed... |
| Zbarazh - Jews mostly from Krakow |
Zbarazh |
[2nd July 1941] The intel... |
| Debica (Jews from Radomysl) |
Wolica |
The rest of the women and... |
| Gorlice (mostly Jews brought from Bobowa, Biecz, Rzepiennik Strzyżykowski) |
Strozowka |
Jews were also brought fr... |
| Lvov |
Lesien - Piaski sand dunes behind Janowka camp |
I saw cars loaded with Je... |
| Kolbuszowa |
Kolbuszowa |
On 28 April 1942, 4 Gesta... |
| Kolbuszowa |
Glogow village |
Transportations from Rzes... |
| Slobodka Lesna, near Otynia and neighboring villages |
Slobodka Lesna |
In early August [1941] in... |
| Slobodka (Hungarian Jews) |
Kamianets-Podilskyi |
Information on the massac... |
| Siemiakowice (Jews from Slobodka?) |
Siemiakowice Village near Horodenka |
On 2 December [1941] a fe... |