One day, about a month after the mass shooting of the Jews at Prochód hill, several dozen Jews, mainly women and children, who had been caught in hiding and held at the Ukrainian auxiliary police station, were taken out and convoyed by Ukrainian auxiliary policemen toward the town's old cemetery. Upon their arrival at the shooting site, Boris Logvinskyy, the chief of the Ukrainian auxiliary police and a Gendarmerie man ordered them to strip naked and then Logvynskyy took them to the nearby pit that had been prepared, ordered them to lie inside it facedown, and shot them to death with a machine-gun. During the shooting Ukrainian auxiliary policemen were standing in a cordon to prevent the victims from escaping.

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