Radul

217 Jews lived in Radul in 1910. In 1939 27 Jews lived in the village, where they comprised 0.67 percent of the total population. Radul was occupied by German troops on September 1, 1941. By that time many local Jews had fled. Those who did not were murdered by the Germans. One Jew from the village was brutally shot in Repki in September 1942. The main shooting of Radul's Jews was carried out in the village in January 1942. Radul was liberated by the Red Army on September 24, 1943.