Murder Story of Stepań Jews at the Stepań Jewish Cemetery

…Afterward [i.e., after the killing of the "hidden" Jews near the village of Kolonia], raids were organized to find the remaining [hidden] Jews. Upon Beckmann's orders and with his direct involvement, the policemen shot… some 100 Jews throughout this period. All [sic for some] of them were either shot on the spot or taken to the Gendarmerie building, from which they were led to the [Jewish] cemetery and shot dead upon the orders of Beckmann and Franz.…

…Some [Jews who had managed to escape from the ghetto or from the convoys to the villages of Korczewie and Kolonia] were shot by [Ukrainian] policemen at the Jewish cemetery of the town of Stepań, upon the orders of the abovementioned individuals [i.e., Beckmann, Franz, Enchke, and Gempel].…

…Afterward [i.e., after the massacre of Jews near the village of Kolonia], raids were organized to locate the Jews who were still hiding. Over this period, upon the orders of Beckmann and with his direct participation…, a total of about 100 Jews were shot dead, one by one. All of them were either shot on the spot [at the hiding place] or taken to the Gendarmerie building, from which they were led to the [Jewish] cemetery and shot dead upon the orders of Beckmann and Franz.…

…[After the shooting of Jews near the village of Kolonia]…, Gendarmerie chief Beckmann, his deputy Franz, Gempel, and some other [Ukrainian] policemen organized large raids [in search of Jews] throughout the town of Stepań. Any Jewish residents caught [hiding] would be locked up in the Gendarmerie building, and in most cases [these Jews] would be taken to the [Jewish] cemetery and shot dead there.…