Murder story of Zolotonosha Jews in the Beet Storage Area near Zolotonosha

[Alexandra Frolova, who lived in Zolotonosha during the war, testifies]: "…In September 1941, on the third day of the town's occupation by German troops, I personally saw German officers and soldiers lead about 300 Soviet civilians with shovels toward the 'beet storage' site. The people were herded into the 'beet storage' building, and then taken out of it in groups of ten, forced to stand near some bomb craters, and shot. When the craters had been filled with bodies, the Germans began to throw the victims down wells in the beet storage yard. The shooting was carried out by the Germans, and it was over in an hour.…" The Commission has found the following inscriptions on the walls of the beet storehouse where the Soviet civilians had been held prior to being shot: "I died embracing my wife and child. Nodelman, Mikhalki village, Narovlyansky County, Polesye District, Belorussia… September 1941." "I was killed here. Please notify the person living at the following address: Slavuta, Kamenets-Podolsk District, 43 Artilleriyskaya St., Galina, from Misha." "Please write to Kiev, 9/8 Nizhniy Val, that Ryaboi was killed." "Please inform K. Nemets in Kharkov that L. Nemets was shot on September 22, 1941." "Here, on September 22, 1941, 300 people from Korosten in the Zhitomir District were killed: [including] Elik Sherman, Moshe Glozman, Fishel Gertsbein, Mikhel Pilch, and David German." "I.M. Yedval. Please inform M. Yedval that I was killed. [The address is]: Rybinsk, Yaroslav District, 91-5 Lenin St." … "Rava-Ruska town, Lvov District. Tell those back home about our deaths on September 22, 1941: Samuil Kogan and Mendel Landeman."...