Murder Story of Poryck Jews at the Przesławicze Camp

[On September 1, 1942] all the Jewish population [that remained] was expelled from Poryck. Following [the column of Jews] were Ukrainians [auxiliary policemen] who beat [the Jews] with sticks Thus, all the way we went we were accompanied [also] by those ... who were severely wounded and who soon would be shot to death. In this way we were all taken to the "folwark" [farm] that is called Pszeslawicze, located 3 kilometers from Poryck. The farm was fenced in with barbed wire. We were sitting under the open sky on the ground, children apart and adults apart. All of us were mercilessly beaten. … Nor were we given any food or drink. The children, who were separated from their parents, were screaming terribly. They were left as they were on the ground. One can not describe the despair that enveloped us. The panic became stronger when the mothers began walking around crazed when they saw the end that had come for their children. All this lasted for 3 days, and the whole place was full of dead [bodies] scattered all around. 300 Jews were murdered [in this way]…