Murder Story of Kamenets Podolsk Jews at the Kamenets Podolsk Jewish Cemetery

...In 1942 I saw children, women, and men being taken to the Jewish cemetery. There were few men [still alive] since the carts moving behind [the people] were carrying many men who had already been murdered. A total of about 300 people could be counted. They were forced to completely undress and to roll in the snow for about 20-30 minutes. Then they were ordered to, one by one, approach the grave, where they were met by a bullet. They then fell into the grave. Little children were thrown in alive, as if they were balls...All this was carried out by a German murder squad...

...On the northeastern outskirts of the city is located a Jewish cemetery where they shot the Jews from the ghetto; their bodies are buried in 53 graves. A total of 16 graves have been opened, 4 of which measured between 10 and 30 square meters, the rest were of the usual size and in each of them 2 to 5 bodies were discovered. From grave no. 1 (that measured 10 square meters) 43 skulls with bullet wounds but without [further] mutilation were exhumed. On the basis of the size of the skulls' bones and the number of teeth, it may be assumed that bodies of children who were age 2 to 12 were buried in this place. 37 skulls of adults and children were exhumed from the grave no. 2 (measuring 30 square meters), some of the children's skulls did not have signs of any damage. Separate bones and skulls with gun-shot wounds were exhumed from the graves nos. 3 and 4 (which measured 15 square meters each)...