Murder story of Dinskaya Jews in the Clay Pit at the October Collective Farm

Sometime in September 1942, at 11 or 12 AM, I saw a wagon with two horses on the road near the Kuban [River], in the direction of Krasnoselskoye. There were local police officers (I do not know their names) on the wagon, and the commander, a German officer (I do not know his name, either), was driving along in a motor vehicle. They were transporting a group of people; I do not remember how many there were. In terms of nationality, they were Jewish. They included men, women, and children of various ages. They were taken to the clay pit of the brick factory of the October collective farm. I heard several rounds of machine gun fire. 30-40 minutes later, I saw the same horse-drawn cart returning to the village of Dinskaya. Now, there were some policemen in the cart, and they were singing songs.