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| Where Victims Are From |
Town/Country Where Mass Grave Is Located |
Testimony |
| Huta Komorowska |
Nowa Wies near Kolbuszowa |
On Rosh Hashanah, 200 Jew... |
| Płaszów (Jews from the "gulag" not the ghetto) |
Płaszów |
On the railway embankment... |
| Tluste |
The Dniester river |
The Germans transported t... |
| Tomaszow
Mazowiecki (Jews mostly from the ghetto but also including several dozen Jews brought from Rawa Mazowiecka and Biala Rawska) |
Tomaszow
Mazowiecki |
October 1942: During the ... |
| Vilnius |
between Vilnius and Trakai |
Continuing our journey wi... |
| Trawniki |
Trawniki |
On 3 November - after the... |
| Pustków camp - Jews from Mielec, Ropczyce, Rzeszów, Sędziszów and the vicinity |
Chujowa Górka |
Later on, many Jews were ... |
| Mielec (Jews from the work camp) |
Chorzelow |
Another 25 people were s... |
| Stowbtsy or Świerżeń |
Akińczyce |
In July 1941 SS men came ... |
| Łomża |
Gielczyn |
One evening the Germans t... |
| Łomża |
Gielczyn |
The ghetto in Łomża exis... |
| Chortkiv |
Yahilnytsya |
In the summer 1943 the ca... |
| Bienczyce, Krakow county |
Bienczyce |
The grave is located in B... |
| Rzeszow |
Czekaj |
While describing the acti... |
| Lutsk |
Górka Połonka |
Early in the morning on 2... |
| Choroszcz |
Żółtki and Jaworówka |
I also know that in the s... |
| Lithuania (Vilnius?) |
Lithuania( Ponar?) |
People in their underwear... |
| Berestechko |
Naręczyn near Zielona |
They started leading Jews... |
| Brzozów near Sanok |
Brzozów |
on 10th August 1942 peopl... |
| Zasławie near Sanok (Jews frpm Sanok) |
Zasławie |
In Zasławie, near Sanok, ... |
| Sanok (Jews from Orelec, Olszanica and Stefkowa) |
Olszanica and Stefkowa |
By the road between Olsza... |
| Laczki |
Borkowice |
Protocol from exhumation ... |
| Baczki near Bochnia |
Baczki |
In Baczków, 3-4 km from B... |
| Rabka Zdroj (Jews from Rabka, Sącz, Nowy Targ, Jordanów and others) |
Tereska |
Each month between April ... |
| Wlodzimierz Wolynski |
P'yatydini (P'yatykory?) |
[1942] Jews were starting... |