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

Documentation of the Soviet Extraordinary State Commission during its activity in the Mogilev region, regarding the murder of Jews and Soviet POWs in the Mogilev region during 1941-1944 - Survey reports and investigation reports of eyewitnesses, regarding the invasion of the German forces into the Mogilev region on 27/07/1941; murder of Jews in the village of Polykhovichi, in an anti-tank trench starting in late 1941; burning of the corpses of the murdered people in order to erase the traces of the murder, in 12/1943; serial murders of Jews in the village of Pashkovo starting in 09/1941; - Survey reports and investigation reports of eyewitnesses, regarding the concentration of Jewish men in the Belynichi district in 09/1941; transfer of the Jewish men, and their murder at a site located approximately five kilometers from Belynichi after the men were promised that they would be sent to build a bridge; establishment of the Belynichi Ghetto in 09/1941; murder of Jews at the Mkhi site, approximately 12 kilometers from Belynichi in 12/1941; - Murder of Jews from Dribin in the forest near Dribin on 30/09/1941; - Murder of Jews from Ryasno in a killing pit, approximately 1.5 kilometers from Ryasno in 03/1942; - Establishment of a POW camp for Soviets in Prudok in 1941; murder of the POWs in the camp; murder of partisans and Gypsies near the village of Prudok in 02/1943; - Murder of Jews in a cement factory in Krichev in autumn 1941; - Establishment of the Chaussy Ghetto in 09/1941; murder of Jews from the Chaussy Ghetto in 1941; - Murder of Jews in Paprasniki on 22/03/1942; - Establishment of a POW camp for Soviets in Gorki in 1941; murder of POWs; - Murder of Jews in Krasnopolye on 13/08/1941; order given to the Jews to wear a yellow badge on their clothes; establishment of the Krasnopolye Ghetto; murder of the Jews of the Krasnopolye Ghetto in a killing pit near the village in autumn 1943; - Order given to the Jews in Klimovichi to mark their homes with a white star, and order given to the Jews to wear a white star in 07/1941; order given to the Jews of Klimovichi to pay a forced contribution payment; murder of Jews from Klimovichi on 07/11/1941; - Included in the file is documentation regarding the suppression and murder of the civilian population; lists of German criminals and collaborators, and names of Jews who were murdered in the Mogilev region during 1941-1944.