Murder story of Kramatorsk Jews in the Krasnogorka Ravine

January 20, 1942. It was 30 C degrees below zero. "Deportation to Palestine." While my mother and I were running to the suburbs through some people's backyards, families carrying their belongings walked along the streets. The policemen hurried them up in order to load them onto trucks and shoot them at that site, near an antitank trench beyond the town. Mina, too, was among them, as were Grisha and his family, the family of [first name unclear] Shneyder, and the wives and children of the Brazilovsky brothers (Dusya and Abrasha, together with their father, had escaped on the same day). There was also Reyzen with Polina Makh. Even on the brink of death, he [Reyzen] managed to get his own way: She [Polina] went to her grave with him, and not with that Kuznetsov.