Murder story of Uman Jews in the Grodzevo Forest

According to the findings of the Lo Tishkakh Foundation, on April 22 or 23, 1942 about 1,500 Jews who had survived the previous massacres in Uman and were considered by the Germans as unfit for work were taken to the forest near the village of Grodzevo, about 10 kilometers southeast of Uman, and shot dead there. The identity of the perpetrators of this massacre is unknown.