Murder Story of Pershotravensk Jews in Glubochok

We are on the outskirts of Pervomaysk [Pershotravensk] village, at the place where during the war the Fascists shot to death the Jewish population of Pervomaysk. Although this burial place is not large, more than 70 people are buried here. Some family names have been identified, so their memory is preserved.… They were mostly workers of the electro-technical porcelain factory and their family members. One of the families consisted of the head of production scheduling and economic department, his wife, and their three children. Another family was that of a shop foreman; they were 3-4 people.... Those were the people who remained in the village and were not evacuated with the factory. They lived in Pervomaysk. And there were people from Lipki and Poninka villages. In toto, there were 74-78 people, unfortunately it is difficult to give all the names. There is one more grave at the cemetery, which is a Christian one; some of the Jews were shot there as well. Non-Jews were shot and buried together with them. I do not know their names. This was in March 1942, in the second murder operation. The sources used are cases in the police archives and witnesses.