Murder story of Miłowidy Jews in the Mołotówka River Area

One Sunday, at about three o'clock a killilng squad arrived… They [the Jews] numbered 27. The children were put in the first group, the men -- in the second group, and the women -- in the third group. [So they were divided] into the three groups. And they [the members of the killing squad] shot those 27 people. Two people remained alive but were wounded. One was an elderly woman; the other was my friend Liba. They were shot on the far side of the reiver. There was a bridge there that leads to some village. The younger one drowned. She became weak because of her wounds and she drowned. The first person, the elderly woman, went to them [to the Germans] and was shot. She survived until the next morning. What she went through, that poor one... [sighs] She remained there until the next morning. She said to some people: "Go to the Germans and call them to come to finish me off. This is how it was. She suffered a lot. So, some people went and told them [what she had said] because she cried and said: "I won't survive in any case." And indeed, one German came, and people say that she closed her eyes, and …[unclear]. Q.: Where did the Germans shoot them? A. You know, beyond the bridge there is a village, there are some bushes growing there. They [the Germans] took them behind the bushes . (Today there is a farm there.)So they took them [the Jews] to the bushes near the river and shot them there.