Documentation of the Soviet Extraordinary State Commission, regarding the murder of Jews and POWs in the Polotsk region during 1941-1944

Documentation of the Soviet Extraordinary State Commission, regarding the murder of Jews and POWs in the Polotsk region during 1941-1944 Survey reports and investigation reports of witnesses, regarding the establishment of the Polotsk Ghetto, the murder of Jews from Polotsk at a shooting range in the village of Borovukha in 08/1941; murder of Jews from Polotsk in 12/1941; murder of Jews from the Polotsk Ghetto at a shooting range in Borovukha in 08/1942; establishment of a POW camp for Soviets in Borovukha in 1941; murder of POWs at the camp in Borovukha; Establishment of a POW camp for Soviets, approximately five kilometers north of Glubokoye; murder of POWs during 1941-1944; Establishment of a "camp" for Jews in Drissa in 02/1942; murder of Jews from Drissa in a Jewish cemetery in 02/1942; murder of 64 Jews from Volyntsy in 02/1942; Establishment of a ghetto in Dunilovichi in 12/1941; order given to the Jews to wear a yellow badge; abuse of the Jews on the bank of the Zagrezhenka River; murder of Jews from the ghetto in Dunilovichi on 21/11/1942; Murder of Jews from Vetrino in a trench in a field near the municipality in winter 1941; deportation of some of the Jews to Bykovshchina, where they were murdered; Included in the file is documentation regarding the suppression and murder of the local population in the Polotsk region (district); names of Jews, and names of German criminals and collaborators; exhumation reports from mass killing sites, and statistical reports regarding the damage caused to the economy in the Polotsk district.