Murder story of Bezlesny Jews in the Silo Pit in the Bezlesnyi Area

The cheerful, prosperous residents of the Soviet Kuban region knew about the atrocities of the German fascist villains only from hearsay. However, immediately after the occupation of the village by the German beasts on August 6, 1942, they were subjected to all manner of violence. The German scoundrels, along with their collaborators, showed their brutality, especially when they exterminated the innocent Jewish residents at this farm. Seventy-five Jewish individuals – children, women, and elderly people – were executed here, having been robbed first. After the execution, their bodies were thrown into a silo pit. One citizen from this group, Anna Abramovich, was only lightly wounded, and she tried to escape to safety. She climbed over the bodies during the night, but was executed by the fascist monsters on the following day. A 75-year-old woman named Frida Schtamberg tried to escape, but was thrown into a barrack. After being subjected to much torture and abuse, she was killed with five shots. Her body was thrown to the dogs, and her remains were left outside for three weeks. A 60-year-old civilian named Newmark was slaughtered by the German monsters with a knife, and then shot. Her body was left out in the open for a week.