Grain Storage Pit in Ipatovo
In the early morning of one day in August or September 1942, German authorities took 54 Jews to a grain storage pit located near the ruins of a grain elevator that had been destroyed. All of these Jews were shot to death. Afterward, the Germans covered the bodies of the victims with burned wheat husks.
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Kallaus River Bank
In October or on November 3, 1942, the German authorities collected all of the rest of the Jewish civilians, a total of 84 people, and imprisoned them on the same Collective Farm No. 11. the Jews were held there for several days and then taken on a forced march in the direction of Ipatovo, where the Germans shot the Jews to death next to the bank of the Kallaus River.
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