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| Where Victims Are From |
Town/Country Where Mass Grave Is Located |
Testimony |
| Lvov |
Piaski sand dunes behind Janowka camp |
an action, which took pla... |
| Lvov |
Piaski sand dunes behind Janowka camp |
Those people that they ma... |
| Lvov |
Piaski sand dunes behind Janowka camp |
Every Monday and Thursday... |
| Lvov |
Piaski sand dunes behind Janowka camp |
The remaining 280 people ... |
| Lvov |
Piaski sand dunes behind Janowka camp |
As there were not enough ... |
| Lvov |
Piaski sand dunes behind Janowka camp |
They organised sadistic, ... |
| Lvov |
Hycla Gora |
The vicinity, a so-called... |
| Lvov |
Piaski sand dunes behind Janowka camp |
The miserable victims wer... |
| Lvov |
Piaski sand dunes behind Janowka camp |
From the prison on Lacki ... |
| Lvov |
Piaski sand dunes behind Janowka Camp |
Out of 200 people who cam... |
| Lvov |
Piaski sand dunes behind Janowka Camp |
Executions were conducted... |
| Lvov |
Piaska Lyczakowskie sand dunes behind Janowka camp |
He saw in 1943 (May - Jun... |
| Mielec (Jews from the work camp) |
Chorzelow |
Another 25 people were s... |
| Sanok (Jews from Orelec, Olszanica and Stefkowa) |
Olszanica and Stefkowa |
By the road between Olsza... |
| Sanok (Jews from Orelec, Olszanica and Stefkowa?) |
Rudenka |
A similar, but smaller gr... |
| Grabow (Jews traveling to and from Radom and Warsaw) |
Grabow |
In March 1942 all Jews wh... |
| Lvov |
Piaski Sand dunes behind Janowka Camp |
Two enormous trucks were ... |
| Jozefow, Bilgoraj county |
Jozefow, Bilgoraj county |
During Yom Kippur they we... |
| Łódź |
Łódź |
[summer 1942] Those dragg... |
| Ołyka |
Olyka |
In Ołyka [...] all Jews w... |
| Slonim |
forest 50 km from Slonim |
[July 1941] 10 days after... |
| Mińsk Mazowiecki |
Mińsk Mazowiecki, Chochół |
A final termination of t... |
| Kisielow and Borowce |
Kisielow and Borowce |
In the villages located o... |
| Kisielow and Borowce |
Horodenka |
a few hundred were drive... |
| Ivano-Frankivsk (Jews from Nadvirna, Halych, Bohorodchany, Solotvyn, Delyatyn and Ivano-Frankivsk) |
Ivano-Frankivsk |
12 September 1941 People ... |