Murder Story of Frampol Jews at the Yarmolintsy Military Barracks

…In Yarmolintsy [in the military barracks], the Jews resisted for two days. Weapons had been brought along with household items. These [weapons] had been prepared in advance. The following events took place in the cantonment: Jews killed the first policeman who came in to select a group of victims, and threw his body through the window. An exchange of fire took place, in the course of which several other policemen were killed. The next day, trucks arrived with policemen from the nearby areas. They were not able to get into the cantonment until evening, when the Jews' supply of ammunition gave out. The execution lasted three days; sixteen [Ukrainian auxiliary] policemen were killed during this resistance, among them the chief of police and five Germans. There were instances of suicide in other buildings of the cantonment. A father threw his two children from the window, and then he and his wife plunged to their deaths together. One girl stood in the window and shouted: "Long live the Red Army! Long live Stalin!". Information provided by E. Lantsman