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Murder Story of Gorodok Jews in Simonovichi
Murder Site
Simonovichi
Belorussia (USSR)
Soon after the beginning of the German occupation of Gorodok, in late June 1941 Germans and local policemen rounded up 11 Jewish men, the entire Jewish male population of Gorodok. Two were murdered on the spot, the other 9 were taken by truck several kilometers northwest to the village of Simonovichi, where they were shot near the road to Slutsk.
Simonovichi
Murder Site
Belorussia (USSR)
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Asia Kotova was born in 1920 in Gorodok and lived there during the war years
USC SHOAH FOUNDATION, 32023 copy YVA O.93 / 32023
Bela Zeldin was born in 1926 in Gorodok and lived there during the war years
USC SHOAH FOUNDATION, 8434 copy YVA O.93 / 8434