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Where Victims Are From |
Town/Country Where Mass Grave Is Located |
Testimony |
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... |
Kobryn (Jews also from Bialowieza) |
Stragowa village |
Panzer demanded 200 sick ... |
Jaslo |
Jaslo |
In the Gestapo headquarte... |
Gorlice (mostly Jews brought from Bobowa, Biecz, Rzepiennik Strzyżykowski) |
Strozowka |
Jews were also brought fr... |
Nadarzyn |
Rozalin village |
In Rozalin village, Młoch... |
Kolbuszowa |
Glogow village |
Transportations from Rzes... |
Frysztak |
Warzyce, near Jaslo |
The first action n Fryszt... |
Kisielow and Borowce |
Kisielow and Borowce |
In the villages located o... |
Kisielow and Borowce |
Horodenka |
a few hundred were drive... |
Slobodka Lesna, near Otynia and neighboring villages |
Slobodka Lesna |
In early August [1941] in... |
Slobodka (Hungarian Jews) |
Kamianets-Podilskyi |
Information on the massac... |
Otynia |
Otynia |
At that time (Arrival of ... |
Siemiakowice (Jews from Slobodka?) |
Siemiakowice Village near Horodenka |
On 2 December [1941] a fe... |
Jezierzany (Jews from Kupiczów, Azrianow and surrounding villages) |
Sushybaba |
The Jews from Kupiczów we... |
Kołaczyce |
Podzamcze, Jaslo county |
A mass grave with Jews mu... |
Płaszów (Jews from the "gulag" not the ghetto) |
Płaszów |
On the railway embankment... |
Słomniki (Jews from Charsznica) |
Slomniki |
In March 1941, my wife an... |
Lubartow (Jews from Markuszewo) |
Lubartow |
[1942] One day, when goin... |
Teropil |
Petrykow |
In January 1943 they star... |
Ivano-Frankivsk (Jews from Rohstoff) |
Ivano-Frankivsk |
On 25 April 1943 Jews fro... |
Ashmyany Oszmiana |
Bartla village |
[...] all 1,200 of men we... |
Niemce village |
Niemce village |
[January 1940] In countes... |
Bochnia (Jews from Krakow and Wisnicz) |
Bochnia |
Three Jews were informers... |