Radziłów, powiat Grajewski, województwo Podlaskie, Polska

Latitude 53°24'39″N
Longitude 22°24'36″E
City Radziłów
County powiat Grajewski
State/ Province województwo Podlaskie
Country Polska

Gallery

Radziłów coat of arms

Radziłów coat of arms
Radziłów map

Radziłów map

Narrative

On September 7, 1939, the German forces entered Radziłów.
In 1941, 200 Jews were shot dead and burned in the barn by the Gestapo Einsatzgruppe B Zichenau-Schroettersburg under SS-Obersturmführer Hermann Schaper.
Menachem Finkielsztejn cites the "pogrom broke out on July 7, 1941, and – 1,500 local and refugee Jews were burned in a barn."
A Polish monument on the outskirts of Radziłów cites: "In August 1941 fascists murdered 800 persons of Jewish descent, 500 of them were burned alive in a barn."

 

 

References

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