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Murder Story of Sumy Jews at the Frunze Factory in Sumy
Murder Site
Sumy
Ukraine (USSR)
In May and June 1942, German soldiers and Ukrainian auxiliary policemen searched for Jews and Roma in the city of Sumy and the Sumy District. The arrestees were taken to the city prison, where they were held in inhuman conditions and subjected to torture.
One night, all of them were escorted from the prison to a pit in the area of the Frunze factory. There, the Germans shot them with machine guns.
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Soviet Reports
Daniil Makhonko, who was born in 1875 and worked at the Sumy prison during the war years, testifies:
On a summer night, sometime in May or June 1942, 102 Jews and thirty Roma from the city of Sumy, including women and little children, were taken to the Frunze factory and executed there.
TsDAHOU, KYIV 4620-3-321 copy YVA M.53 / 257
Sumy
factory
Murder Site
Ukraine (USSR)
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