The rest of the Jews who had been rounded up by the Germans were taken to the outskirts of the town, near the road leading north to the village of Makowiszcze. When they arrived at the murder site, several minors were released, while the rest [of the Jews] were shot to death. Afterwards residents of Ozdiutycze dug a pit and buried the Jewish victims there.

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Several days before the German occupation of the town, a German military aircraft was shot down by Soviet troops; subsequently the pilot was captured and killed. With their arrival in the town, the Germans interrogated the Jewish residents of Ozdziutycze, blaming them for the death of the German pilot. When the Germans did not obtain the information they wanted, they arrested a group of about 100 Jews. Several dozen Jews managed to escape from the collection point and hid. Subsequently, most of them were found in hiding and shot to death in several places in the town.

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