On August 18 (according to another source, August 27), 1941 the Germans and the Jewish police assembled all the Jewish men and some non-Jewish men, totalling 75 (or, according to other sources, 104 or 107) on the pretext of their having engaged in resistance. They were taken to a nearby forest (where there were anti-tank trenches), close to the village of Ozerishche and shot to death.

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In March (according to another source, April) 1942 a German killing unit, together with local policemen, rounded up all the rest of the Jews of the village (women, children, and elderly) and took them to the former military camp, where they were shot to death.

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In January 1942 the Germans and local policemen held all the Jews of Lapichi in three houses for several hours. Afterwards, the majority were allowed to return home, except for 10-12 of the elderly and youths. They were taken out of the village and shot to death.

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