According to one testimony, apparently in the spring of 1942 several dozen Jews from the town were taken in groups, under German guard, to a pit that had been prepared near the Jewish cemetery. Upon their arrival at the site they were shot to death by a German murder squad.
Viktor Chornokrilyuk, who was born in 1935 and lived in Berezdov during the war years, testified:
…after some time, in the evening we saw a small group of Jews guarded by Germans taken to a trench [pit] next to the Jewish cemetery. … My grandfather said that there, at the Jewish cemetery that was surrounded by a small wall-fence, pits were being dug. In the morning shooting was heard from there. I approached the window, although my grandmother told me not to look, and I saw [Jewish] people being shot to death. On that day 20 Jews were shot to death [at the site]. That is the way, in groups, that the Fascists took the people to the shooting site. …
David Hoshkis, ed., Bleeding Wound, Slavuta, 1996, p.65 (Ukrainian).