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Murder Story of Mena Jews at the Mena Jewish Cemetery

Murder Site
Mena
Ukraine (USSR)
On October 15, 1941 an SS murder squad, probably Sonderkommando 7b, and local Ukrainian policemen shot at least 31 Jews from Mena at the Jewish cemetery. At least 38 Jews in November and at least another 38 in December (probably on December 26) 1941 were shot at the same site.
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ChGK Soviet Reports from Mena
Documentation of the Extraordinary State Commission for Investigation of Nazi War Crimes in the Soviet Union from 1944 regarding the murder and persecution of residents of the Mena district
... On October 15, 1941 mass shootings of the Jewish population were carried out on orders of the German authorities - [i.e.] a commander named Titz - by some policemen and Germans who were in the town of Mena in the Chernigov District.... In November 1941 mass shootings of the Jewish population were carried out on orders of the German authorities - [i.e.] a commander named Titz - by some policemen and Germans who were in the town of Mena in the Chernigov District.... In December 1941 mass shootings of the Jewish population were carried out on orders of the German authorities - [i.e.] a commander named Titz - by some policemen and Germans who were in the town of Mena in the Chernigov District....
GARF, MOSCOW R-7021-78-19 copy YVA M.33 / JM/19994
Mena
Jewish cemetery
Murder Site
Ukraine (USSR)
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