"Gorodok vzyvaet k mshcheniyu" (The City of Gorodok Calls for Revenge), an article published in a Soviet newspaper

"Gorodok vzyvaet k mshcheniyu" (The City of Gorodok Calls for Revenge), an article published in a Soviet newspaper Entry of the German forces into Gorodok, August 1941; hanging of Soviet activists in the Vitebskaya Square in the center of the city, and murder of Communists and Comsomol members; establishment of a ghetto for the 1,700 Jews of the city; murder of ghetto inmates in the areas surrounding Gorodok, from early August 1941; burning of the village of Berezino, including its...