Murder Story of Wołpa Jews at the Wołpa Jewish Cemetery

...Sixty-six people, the fathers and mothers of those who were driven out – who, because of their age, could not report themselves in accordance with the German decree – were then gathered together into the brick Volp bathhouse building. Wladek Petrovich's [sic!] son and his companions dug a common grave in the new cemetery for the entire day. That evening, they were shot in groups of ten at the mouth of the common grave. Gershon Srebrenik, who jumped into the grave, was buried alive. Only Perel Motteh Yoshkes had the good fortune to sneak out of the window in the bathhouse, and flee in the direction of the Volkovysk [Wołkowysk] bunkers, where, however, she died two weeks later from exhaustion.… The murder of sixty-six people took place on the day of Zadushek [Zaduszki, the common Polish and Belorussian day of commemoration of the dead]…. The Germans ordered the Christian grave diggers to strip the clothing of the corpses, but no one moved from their places to do this....