In early April 1942 (apparently, on April 2-3), approximately 70 Jews from Dobrush and the surrounding area were shot in a grove north of the town. The shooting was carried out by Sonderkommando 7a, with the assistance of local auxiliary policemen. There were men, women, and children among the victims. Before the massacre, the Jews were held in some buildings located near the shooting site.

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