Murder Story of Poczajow Nowy Jews at Belaya Gora

... On the night of July 8, 1941 Ukrainian [auxiliary] policemen, headed by several Germans, caught 106 Jews [i.e. Jewish men] of Poczajów and imprisoned them in the cellar of the police station that was located in the town hall building. From time to time all those prisoners were given some water or something else necessary for continued human existence. The Jews were cruelly beaten. Toward evening, they were marched, almost naked, through the town. The unfortunate victims, were beaten so brutally that it was almost impossible to recognize them. On the same evening all of them were shot to death at the Bilar [Belaya Gora] Forest, [located] on the road leading to [the town of] Krzemieniec. Among those 106 murder victims was the rabbi of Poczajów Eliezer Urecki, of blessed memory. He suffered a heart attack while the group [in which he was] was being marched to be shot and he collapsed. The guards who were riding in a car behind the group, drove the car over the body of the rabbi and crushed him to death. The Jews were forced to carry with them the body of the dead man towards the grave that had been prepared there. Several minutes later those who had been shot to death and those who were still alive [after the shooting] were all thrown into the same grave.…