According to later postwar testimonies, at least some of the shootings of Jews that are dated to the fall and winter of 1941 took place in a nursery garden. This garden appears to have been located in the vicinity of Stalino, near a local noodle factory, by the road to Makeevka. The victims, who included women and children, were taken to the murder site in trucks and shot in several pits. Both the exact number of the victims and the dates of the shootings are unknown.

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