Additional Possible Matches
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| Where Victims Are From |
Town/Country Where Mass Grave Is Located |
Testimony |
| Jaslo (nearby Szebnie Concentration Camp) |
Bierowka |
Szebnie torture camp was ... |
| Rejowiec |
Rejowiec |
When everyone was already... |
| Rejowiec |
Rejowiec |
There were constant actio... |
| Bialystok |
Grabówka |
In Grabówka an area 50 m ... |
| Bialystok |
Grabówka |
Since 1941, in Zielona an... |
| Bierzanów, Krakow |
Bierzanów |
A year later we had our o... |
| Bierzanów, Krakow |
Plaszow |
A year later we had our o... |
| Rabka |
Morawa Dolna |
Germans entered the town ... |
| Rzezawa |
Brzesko |
Report of the exhumation ... |
| Brzesko |
Rzezawa |
In the summer, the grave ... |
| Rzezawa (Jews from Brzesko?) |
Rzezawa |
In 1942, in late August, ... |
| Zolochiv |
Zazula |
At night, people were her... |
| Brest on the Bug |
Bronna Góra |
Once Jews were loaded ont... |
| Peremyshliany - Neben camp [Ternopil voivodeship] |
Peremyshliany - Neben camp [Ternopil voivodeship] |
28 June 1943 liquidation ... |
| Peremyshliany vicinity [Ternopil voivodeship] - Jews from neighboring villages |
Peremyshliany vicinity [Ternopil voivodeship] |
We were in Peremyshliany ... |
| Krakow (Jews from Liszki, Czernichów, Krzeszowice, Tenczyn and Nowa Góa) |
Tyniec |
First bigger action of "J... |
| Jaworów |
Kurzawce |
After 8 days, 13 Jews fro... |
| Kamionka Strumiłowa (along with Jews from Busko, Chołojów, and Radziechów) |
Kamionka Strumiłowa |
On Yom Kippur of 1942, th... |
| Kamianka, Busko, and Radziechow |
Kamianka-Buzka vicinity - Ternopil voivodeship |
[September 1942] From the... |
| Plaszow |
Krakow |
Haasse Oleander came from... |
| Kamionka (along with Jews from Busko, Chołojów, and Radziechów) |
Zabuże |
Indeed, a few days after ... |
| Biala Podlaska |
Biala Podlaska |
[25/26 September 1942] Al... |
| Kosiv |
Gora Miejska |
Gestapo, German Gendarmer... |
| Pilica |
Pilica |
The handicapped were take... |
| Myslenice (Jews from Gorzkow) |
Raba |
In 1942 Jews from Gorzków... |