According to some testimonies, the surviving Romanian Jewish forced laborers who had been used for the reconstruction of the local railway line were shot in the forest 1.5 kilometers south of the village of Stariy Bobrik. The exact number of victims and the number of murder operations carried out at this site are unknown. At least one such massacre took place on March 23, 1943.

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The first murder operation against the Jews was carried out in late July or early August 1941. The Jewish men – who were shop assistants, according to some sources – were collected from their homes and taken across the river to the area of the Kutuzovkiy Park. According to most testimonies, there were about ten victims, although some sources put their number as high as 70. The victims appear to have been shot in the southern section of the park.

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