In October 1942, following a Gestapo order, 29 evacuated Jews who had remained in Troitskoye village were collected at the office of the local authorities or, according to other sources, in a nearby barn. Some sources noted that 5 Jews from the nearby village were brought to the same place. There the victims were kept for several hours and then taken toward the Bulgun Ravine one kilometer from the village. There all of them, including old people, children, and women under the age of 35, were shot at the edge of the ravine. Some victims were buried while half alive.

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