Murder Story of Chernobyl Jews at the Jewish Cemetery in Chernobyl

…[I]n the fall of 1941, I arrested and took from her apartment to the police [station] under armed guard the Jewish woman Rosa Isakovna Kaganovich-Golovnenko. At the time of her arrest she was ill, with swollen and frostbitten feet. I took her without footwear across the bare ground and, at times, through the snow. Her feet were only wrapped in foot-bindings. When I brought her to a police [station], she was locked up there. She was kept imprisoned for about four days without food since such prisoners were barred from receiving packages and they did not get any rations from the police. After four days, together with other Jews, she was taken to the Jewish cemetery and shot….