Early in the morning of September 3, 1942 Ukrainian auxiliary policemen surrounded Trojanówka. They drove its residents out of their houses, loaded them onto several trucks, and took them to the village of Czerewacha. Upon their arrival there, the Jews were collected at the local school building. After a selection that was carried out in the building, a group of 15-20 men, who were apparently ill or disabled, were taken by truck to the nearby forest, where they were forced into a pit, ordered to lie face down, and then were shot to death by Ukrainian auxiliary policemen. After the shooting, residents of Czerewacha village were made to cover the bodies of the victims with earth. All other Jews who after the selection had remained in the school of Czerewacha were sent toward Maniewicze.

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