Murder story of Bratslav Jews in the Bratslav camp

…Around March 1943 8 people who had been deported [from Romanian territory] escaped from the camp. The escape was discovered during the morning roll call and the pursuit started immediately. The fugitives were caught on the outskirts of the locality [Bratslav?], brought to the camp, and shot at the camp's latrine on orders of former [camp] commander OT [Todt Organization] man Paul Reininger…

…I remember another event. A group of 6 Jews from our camp bribed some policemen to let them out of the camp so they could escape to the town of Bershad, where there was a Jewish ghetto and they [the Jews] lived there unguarded. The policemen agreed to take the bribe and let them out of the camp. One of the policemen was called Misha. When the camp commander arrived in the morning and lined up all [the inmates] and 6 people were missing, he told the police unit on duty that he would shoot them, the policemen, and 60 Jews, 10 [people] for every fugitive. The policemen (Ukrainians) knew where the escapees had fled to. They caught them and brought them [back] to the camp. Those six people first dug a grave for themselves, on the spot, behind the barbed wire. Then they were forced to strip naked and this policeman, Misha, shot them. I was one of the few witnesses of this event since the garage where I was working and the camp were close to each other. I saw and heard the entire [shooting] process and the words exchanged between the Jews and the policeman Misha. One of those who were being shot asked the policeman to shoot him again since he had [only] been shot in the arm. These words still resound in my ears. Afterwards the grave was covered with earth…