Miłowidy

Milowidy was a small village located thirty kilometers southwest of Baranowicze. In 1897 the 95 Jews living in the village comprised 18 percent of its total population. The village was occupied by the Germans in late June 1941. In early August of that year the Jews of Milowidy and the nearby village of Skorynki were shot in the vicinity of Milowidy. The village was liberated by the Red Army in July 1944.