In the spring of 1942 (or, according to some other sources, in July that year), a group of the surviving Jews were taken to the Jewish cemetery of Raygorodok, where they were shot. Some Soviet sources state that twenty-eight Jews were shot at that location, while others speak of two mass graves at the local Jewish cemetery, where sixty-three people were buried, as well as five smaller graves, probably at the same site, where seven Jews were buried.

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