Additional Possible Matches
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			| Where Victims Are From | Town/Country Where Mass Grave Is Located | Testimony | 
	
	
	
		
			| Bialystok | Groczysko, "Wilczy Bród" | Since 1941, in Zielona an... | 
	
		
			| Sedziszow (Jews from Sedziszow, Wodzisław and Szczekociny) | Sedziszow | In the eve of Yom Kippur ... | 
	
		
			| Tomaszow Mazowiecki (displaced people - not from Tomaszow) | Tomaszow Mazowiecki | Germans arrested some of ... | 
	
		
			| Bochnia (Jews from Krakow and Wisnicz) | Bochnia | Three Jews were informers... | 
	
		
			| Nadworna | "Bukowina" forest | In the fall of 1941, duri... | 
	
		
			| Berestechko | Naręczyn near Zielona | They started leading Jews... | 
	
		
			| Wlodzimierz Wolynski | P'yatydini (P'yatykory?) | [1942] Jews were starting... | 
	
		
			| Baranovichi (Jews from Czechoslovakia) | Baranovichi | Several transports of Cze... | 
	
		
			| Rzeszów | Nowa Wies near Kolbuszowa | On Rosh Hashanah, 200 Jew... | 
	
		
			| Ashmyany Oszmiana | Bartla village | [...] all 1,200 of men we... | 
	
		
			| Markowice, County of Nysa | Borkowice | Exhumation report: "The M... | 
	
		
			| Vilnius | Czerwony Dwor | One day in the fall of th... | 
	
		
			| Łopuszno (Jews from elsewhere) | Łopuszno | In 1941 German soldiers b... | 
	
		
			| Pokuttya | Dniester River | Dying in the depths of th... | 
	
		
			| Nowy Sącz | Rabka | The second action took pl... | 
	
		
			| Nowy Sacz | Nowy Sacz | Before breakfast two Jews... | 
	
		
			| Nowy Sacz | Nowy Sacz | That day at Gwardyjska St... | 
	
		
			| Nowy Sacz | Poprad | 150 sick and elderly peop... | 
	
		
			| Nowy Sącz | Nowy Sącz | On 29 April, members of t... | 
	
		
			| Nowy Sacz | Nowy Sacz | On the basis of the list ... | 
	
		
			| Nowy Sacz | Nowy Sacz | Germans took the elderly,... | 
	
		
			| Nowy Sacz | Nowy Sacz | One time [Gorka] ordered ... | 
	
		
			| Jodłowa | Przeczyca | The police ordered the re... | 
	
		
			| peremyshliany | Brzezina Forest | Next day, on 5 October 19... | 
	
		
			| Voranava (Jews from Vilnius) | Voranava | One Friday in the winter ... |