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Soviet Name | New Name [originally in Cyrillic] | German Transcription |
Volodarsky | Lindenstrasse | Lindenstrasse |
Volochayevskaya | Martsinkevichstrasse | Marzinkewitsch |
Dem'yan Bedny | Shverinstrasse | Schwerinstrasse |
Karl Marks | Komandaturstrasse | Kommandaturstr. |
Karl Libknekht | Doichstrasse | Deutschstrasse |
Komsomolskaya | Sadovaya (after that, Alesya Garuna) | Gartenstrasse, Ales Garunerstrasse |
Krasnoznamennaya | Bogushevichstrasse | Boguschetischstr. |
Lomonosova | Lesikstrasse | Lecikstrasse |
MOPRovskaya | Adradzhennya | Str. der Wiedergeburt |
Oktyab'rskaya | Tankovaya | Panzerstrasse |
Pushkinskaya | Georgi Skarin' | Skorinerstrasse |
Ploshchad' (Square) 1905 | Vokzhayal'naya | Bahnhofplatz |
Sovetskaya | Glavnaya | Hauptstrasse |
L'va Tolstogo | Lutskevichstrasse | Lutzkewitschstrasse |
Ul'yanovskaya | Vokzhayal'naya | Bahnhofstrasse |
Pereulok Ul'yanova | Kopernikstrasse | Kopernikstrasse |
Fabritsiusa | Kaganetsstrasse | Kaganiezstrasse |
N. Chern'shevskogo | Ignatovskogo | Ignatowskistrasse |
Fridrikh Engel's | Teatral'naya | Theatrestrasse |
By being drunk, you poison your body and soul and disgrace the name "policeman" before the people.
Only sober people can conscientiously perform the honorable duties of policeman in the struggle against Bolshevism.
In this war, the interests of the Belorussian nation demand an alliance with Germans.
You are the first Belorussian soldiers.
Owing to your honorable performance of a policeman's duties, that is, struggle against banditism, conscientious service for the preservation of law and order, and so forth, the people participate in this war.
You are the flesh and blood of the Belorussian nation.
For this purpose, you must be its best protectors, advisers, and guardians for any need.
Every act of yours, good or bad, can affect the fate of your people and homeland.
You serve the Fatherland -- Belarus, and there is no more important, honorable, and finer duty in the world than to serve one's nation.
To give one's life for one's nation and homeland is the highest expression of this service, which covers people with immortal glory.
Discipline is conscientious performance of one's duties.
The power of a nation depends on the discipline of its citizens.
Only disciplined nations can gain independence.
National rites are the manifestation of the soul of a nation.
The richer the national rites, the higher the spiritual culture of a nation.
To love and respect one's national rites is to love and respect one's nation.
1941-1942
(Translated from Belorussian, cited from Arche, Vyalikaya Aychynnaya vayna, No. 2, 1999, Minsk, page 96).Note: this would be from an instruction manual for police forces established by the Nazi occupation regime in Belorusssia, 1941-1944, whose members were local residents (Belorussians and Russians).
From Regional Commissar of Mozyr
To District burgomistr (mayor) of Kalinkovichi
December 20, 1941
Anyone who has a Jewish parent But if only one parent is Jewish, the child is to report as a mixed person (meshantsy Belorusian for children of the marriage of a Jew and a Non-Jew). The important point is the parentage, not the religion as it is. Special attention needs to be paid to the fact that no ceremony of the Christian Church can change this fact. In order to avoid uncertainty, the christening of Jews or meshantsy is categorically forbidden.
Each Jew or meshantsy is required to wear an identifying sign over the clothing a yellow strip of fabric the width of one's palm, sewn on firmly. It should be attached so that it is visible from the front or from behind, and even when outer wear is removed. (Note: Apparently it's not enough to have it on outer wear; the clothing you wore indoors had to have it, too).
As per secret instructions, in Kalinkovichy there needs to be created immediately a special Jewish quarter where only Jews and meshantsy live. Non-Jews would not able to live there. Jews need to bring with them,to the new place of living, all of their property.
It's forbidden for Jews and non-Jews to associate. All Jews in neighboring places must gather in the allotted separated sector of Mozyr. In order to relieve Mozyr of additional difficulties, the burgomistry will be responsible for issuing food, ration books and granting certificates for each Jewish person resettled in Mozyr. Certificates are required to include the following information:
Infringement of any of the aforementioned points will result in penalties for the Jew and the burgomistr (mayor). Punishment will be as severe as that for espionage.
The current report should be delivered to the attention of the starosta(person on duty in Belarusian villages) of each village no later than December 31, 1941. One copy each of this advertisement in the Russian and Belarusian languages must be delivered to me.
The Regional Commissar
Original document held at GARF (State Archive of the Russian Federation (Moscow) fond 8114, opis 1, delo 965, listy 99-100, copy at Yad Vashem Archives (Jerusalem) M-35/14).
My wife possibly didn't fully understand the meaning of these words. This crime can't be possible, and Holhausen was drunk.
Holhausen told me: You can do it when you're drunk, and woe unto us, when the Russians recapture Minsk, and all this comes out into the open.
The page was photocopied onto Yad Vashem letterhead.
The title, which is underlined, reads: Name List of Citizens of the USSR Executed,
Believed Missing and Tortured in the Municipality Rechitsa, BSSR.
No. | Name and Surname | Birth date | Occupation |
1 | Smilovitsky Yudka Levikovich | b. 1901 | Worker of Factory then named after the 10 years of October Revolution |
2 | Smilovitsky Khaya Khatskelevna | 1906 | Dressmaker |
3 | Smilovitsky Lev Yudkovich | 1937 | |
4 | Smilovitsky Leiba Yankelevich | 1892 | Tailor |
5 | Smilovitsky Khaya | 1895 | Dressmaker |
6 | Smilovitsky Yakov Leibovich | 1928 | Student |
7 | Smilovitsky Aron Yakovlevich | 1878 | Retired |
8 | Smilovitsky Gita Aronovna | 1907 | |
9 | Smilovitsky Kuna Aronovna | 1910 | |
10 | Smilovitsky Vilya Iosefovich | 1937 | |
11 | Smilovitsky Galina Yakovlevna | 1930 | Student |
12 | Smilovitsky Basya Aronovna | 1872 | Retired |
13 | Smilovitsky Boris | 1929 | Student |
Executed by Nazis on November 25, 1941 in Rechitsa, Gomel Region |
In all, in 1941-1942 in Rechitsa were killed nearly 4395 people, of whom 3576 family names were impossible to identify + 205 prisoners of war. The lost belonged to nearly all nationalities, of whom Jews comprised the bulk. |
1944 |
German Region |
Total Deaths |
Civilian Deaths |
Prisoner of War Deaths |
Those sent to Germany for forced labor |
Baranovichi | 269,586 | 181,179 | 88,407 | 33,773 |
Brest | 198,384 | 159,526 | 38,858 | 30,008 |
Bobruisk | 136,207 | 82,104 | 54,013 | 15,275 |
Vitebsk | 244,312 | 151,421 | 92,891 | 68,434 |
Gomel | 167,836 | 53,360 | 114,476 | 16,745 |
Grodno | 152,538 | 111,208 | 41,330 | 53,955 |
Mogilev | 130,736 | 71,602 | 59,134 | 21,436 |
Minsk | 419,105 | 317,515 | 101,590 | 29,815 |
Molodechno | 77,025 | 42,373 | 34,652 | 8,828 |
Pinsk | 119,998 | 95,385 | 24,613 | 30,861 |
Polessey | 41,101 | 37,981 | 3,120 | 30,861 |
Polotsk | 262,218 | 105,211 | 157.007 | 52,599 |
Totals | 2,219,326 | 1,409,225 | 810,091 | 377,776 |
Upolnomochenny Ch.G.K po Belorussiskoi SSR, Tablev (Commissioner of the Ch. G. K. for the Belorussian SSR), tables. |
Eidinov, Gregory Borisovich (1908-1977), Member of the CC CPB, Secretary of the CC CPB, Director of the Noth-West Operations Group of the CC CPB, one of the organizers of the partisan movement, First Vice-Chairman of the Belorussian Headquarter of the Partisan Movement, from 1944 Vice-Chariman of the Council of the People's Commissars (Government) of the BSSR. |
Surname, Name, and Patronymic | Committee | Period in Office |
Kagan, V. Ya. | Vitebsk | 1 Dec. 1942 8 Feb. 1943 |
Bel'sky, Iosef Aleksandrovich | Minsk | 17 Jul. 1941 1 Jul 1944 |
Machul'sky, Roman Naimovich | Minsk | 20 Sep. 1942 1 May 1943 |
Surname, Name, and Patronymic | Committee | Period in Office |
Erkin, Girsh Nosovich | Gomel | 12 Mar 1943 17 Nov 1943 |
Kazinets, Isai Pavlovich | Minsk | 1 Nov 1941 1 Mar 1942 |
Gebelev, Michail Leibovich | Minks (Ghetto) | 1 Sep 1941 1 Sep 1942 |
Vargavtik, Khaim Izrailovich | Petrikov | 18 Aug 1941 19 Oct 1941 |
Geller, Solomon Borisovich | Osveya | 1 Jul 1941 1 Oct 1941 |
Goland, Ruvim Khaimovich | Osipovichi | 1 Jul 1941 2 Apr 1943 |
Divachenko, Samuil Pavlovich | Zhuravichi | 1 Sep 1943 2 Oct 1943 |
Izrailit, Vul'f Izrailevich | Mekhov | 17 Jul 1941 15 Oct 1944 |
Lapidus, Izrail' Abramovich | Minsk | 1 Jul 1943 29 Jun 1944 |
Lesnischy, Semen Pavlovich | Gorodishche | 27 Dec 1942 7 Jul 1943 |
Sverdlov, Samuil Monisovich | Rogachev | 15 Aug 1941 - 6 Jul 1943 |
Starovoitov, Ivan Isaakovich | Dubrovno | 11 Nov 1943 1 Jul 1944 |
Strikov, Grigory Efrimovich | Buda-Koshelevo | 15 May 1943 3 Oct 1943 |
Chernoglas, Zusya Yakovlevich | El'sk | 23 Aud 1941 4 Aug 1943 |
Shkliar, Khaim Mordukhovich | Chechersk | 16 Aug 1941 1 Oct 1941 |
Shklyarik, Iosif Yakovlevich | Pukhovichi | 22 Aug 1942 6 May 1943 |
Shuman, I. S. | Snedov | 1 Sep 1943 14 Aug 1944 |
Surname, Name, and Patronymic | Committee | Period in Office |
Antonovich, Vladimir Moissevich | Lenin | 16 Jul 1943 24 Dec 1943 |
Batishchev, Samuil Il'ich | October | 4 Aug 1943 15 Nov 1943 |
Belov, Mikhail Ruf'evich | Ilyansk | 18 Aug 1943 27 Jan 1944 |
Vainev, Lipa Davidovich | Kletski | not known |
Geifman, Bronya Meerovna | Buda-Koshelevo | 15 May 1943 3 Oct 1943 |
Gorelik, Mota Rafailovich | Osipovichi | 22 Sep 1942 2 Jul 1944 |
Egudkin, Solomon Aronovich | Rechitsa | 31 JUl 1943 17 Nov 1943 |
Kesler, Shlema Leibovich | Shklov | 28 Jun 1943 29 Jun 1944 |
Kogan, Dmitry Iosifovich | Chausy | 25 Jun 1943 1 Oct 1943 |
Kravets, Iosif Abramovich | El'sk | 1 Apr 1943 11 Jan 1944 |
Lapidus, Izrail' Abramovich | Surazh | 25 Jan 1943 1 Jul 1943 |
Lesnichy, S. P. | Gorodishche | unknown |
Lisoviski, Aleksander Iosifovich | Drissa | 25 Jun 1943 26 Dec 1943 |
Linkovich, Kirill Khaimovich | Minsk | 26 Nov 1943 1 Mar 1944 |
Marakhovich, Grigory Leibovich | Chechersk | 1 May 1943 2 Oct 1943 |
Ralkevich, Roza Stepanovina | Kletsk | 27 Dec 1943 10 Jul 1944 |
Semenov, Gerogrii Minovich | Minsk | 1 Nov 1941 1 Mar 1942 |
Chernoglaz, Zusya Yakovlevich | El'sk | 4 Aug 1943 15 Nov 1943 |
Shapiro Pavel Markovich | Bogushevsk | 3 Aug 1942 - 29 Jun 1944 |
Shevelev, Yakov Leibovich | Lyakhovichi | 12 May 1944 10 Jul 1944 |
Shikin, Fedor Minovich | Domanovo | 1 Jul 1943 18 Nov 1943 |
* Vsego Po Territorialno-Adminstratioivnomu Deleniyu BSSR 1939 g. Naschit'valos' 170 raionov. (All-Territorial-Administrative Division BSSR), including 170 districts Return |
Surname, Name, and Patronymic | District | Name of Newspaper |
Aizenberg, Boris L'bovich | Dunilovichi | Zvyazda |
Bikman, Mikhail Leont'evich | Yuratishki | Bol'shevik |
Vainev, Lipa Davidovich | Kletsk | Za Savetskuyu Belarus |
Dobrinski, Evei Saulovich | Kirov | Kurovets |
Kaplan, Girsh Leibovich | Polessey | Bal'shavik Paless'ya |
Katsman, Mark Grigor'evich | Vetrino | Chyrvonaya Zvyazda |
Koptyugov, Konst. Isaakovich | Sharkovshchina | Narodny Mstitel' |
Kravets, Iosif Abramovich | El'sk | Klich Radzimy |
Nikitenko, Ivan Abramovich | Dokshitsy | Partizanskaya Pravda |
Radkevich, Rosa Stepanovna | Karelichi | Chyrvony Partizan |
Shevelev, Yakob Leibovich | Lyakovichi | Savetski Part'et |
Table compiled from sources: Partizanksie Formirovaniya Belorussii v Gody Velikoy Otechestvennoy Voiny. Kratkie Svetdeniya ob Organizatsionnoy Strukture i Lichnom Sostave (Minsk, 1983). (Belarussian Partisan Units in the Years of the Great Patriotic War (WWII), Concise Information about the organization structure and staff membership); Partiinoe Podpol'e v Belorussii. Stranits' Vospominanii. Vitebskaya, Mogileveskaya, Gomelskaya, Polesskaya oblasti (Minsk 1985) (Party Underground in Belarus. Pages on the Memories. Vitebsk, Mogilev, Gomel and Polessey Regions); Partiinoe Podpol'e v Belorussii. Vilenskaya, Baranovichskaya, Brestskaya, Belostokskaya i Pinskaya Oblasti (Party Underground Resistance. Vilna, Baranovichi, Brest, Belostyk and Pinsk Regions) Minsk, 1986. |
Surname, Name, and Patronymic | Year of Birth |
Year entered Communist Party | |
Vargavtik, Efim Izrailevich | 1906 | 1931 | secretary Petrikov District CPB |
Golub, Shlema Aronovich | 1905 | 1925 | secretary, Mozhyr District CPB |
Kas'ka, Peter Isaakovich | 1912 | 1939 | Manager, Raifinotdelom of Glusk |
Landa, Natan Borisovich | 1912 | 1939 | Chairman, Kalinkovichi Raiispolkom |
Mindlin, Abram Yakovlevich | 1903 | 1925 | Member, Kalinkovichi District CPB |
Mindlin, Pavel Yakovlevich | 1903 | 1925 | National Parichi District Section NKVD |
Tsirkin, Grigory El'konovich | 1912 | 1932 | Secretary Kopatkevichi District CPB |
Chaussky, Issak Grigor'evich | 1906 | 1931 | Secretary, Zhitkovichi District CPB |
Chernoglaz, Zusya Yakovlevich | 1903 | 1927 | secretary E'lsk District CPB |
Erlakh, Yakov Yakovlevich | 1914 | 1941 | secretary, Lel'chitsy District Young Communist League |
* Vsego v Spiske Ukazano 72 Chel. (In all from lists of decrees, 72 persons in number) Return |
Surname, Name and Patronymic | Position |
Goland, R. Kh. | Secretary, Osipovichi District Committee |
Izrailit, V. I. | Personnel Secretary,Mekhovski District Committee |
Livshits, D. O. | Personnel Secretary Drissa District Committee |
Rokhlin, A. Sh. | Personnel Secretary David-Gorodok District Committee |
Sverdlov, S. M. | First Secretary Rogachev District Committee |
Khavkin I. L. | Third Secretary Mogilev Regional Committee |
Shapiro, M. D. | First Secretary Zlobin District Committee |
Shein I. A. | City Secretary Kopatkevichi District Committee |
Yudin, V. V. | Personnel Secretary, Novo-Belitsa District Committee |
* In all, 123 persons indicated in the list. Return |
Surname, Name and Patronymic | Position |
Bel'skii, Josif Aleksandrovich | Third Secretary Minsk Regional Committee |
Borovskii, Efim Pavlovich | City Secretary, Beshenkovichi District Committee |
Vargavtik, Khaim Izrailevich | First Secretary Petrikov District Committee |
Goland, Ruvim Khaimovich | City Secretary Osipovichi District Committee |
Grigor'ev, Isaak Grigorveich | 2nd Secretary Zheleznodorozhny Gomel District Committee |
Zavin, Il'ya Samulovich | Personnel Secretary Luninets District Committee |
Zelichenok, Yakov Zelikovich | First Secretary Sharkovshchina District Committee |
Zubitskii, Mikhail Isaakovich | Personnel Secretary, Chashniki District Committee |
Izrailit, Vul'f Izrailevich | Personnel Secretary Mekhov District Committee |
Livshits, David Osherovich | Personnel Secretary Drissa District Committee |
Rokhilin, Aizik SHlemovich | Personnel Secretary David-Gorodok District Committee |
Sverdlov, Samuil Monusoveich | First Secretary Rogachev District Committee |
Tamkov, Petr Khaimovich | Personnel Secretary Zhlobin District Committee |
Khavkhin, Iosif Leibovich | Third Secretary Mogilev Regional Committee |
Shapiro, Moisei Davidovich | First Secretary Zhlobin District Committee |
(From Belarussian Partisan Movement Staff material. Original historical kept at NARB, F. 4, op. 33a, d. 95, ll 30-35, 64-77; Copy kept at Yad Vashem Archives M-41/150) |
Surname, Name and Patronymic | Year of Birth | Town of origin | Official |
Vendrov, David Khaimovich | 1880 | Slutsk | Manager of the Department of Foreign Information |
Gefter, Aron Naumovich | 1896 | Gomel | Manager of the Department of Newspaper Registration |
Ziv, Meir Nokhimovich | 1892 | Minsk | Director Manager of the Department of Foreign Information |
Zlatkin Shepsin Efimoivch | 1904 | Logoisk | Literary editor |
Itkovich, Moisei Aronovich | 1902 | Minsk | Literary editor |
Kagan, Aizik Nisanovich | 1908 | Dukora | Mail correspondent for Belorussia |
Kagan, Zalman Sholomovich | 1898 | Minsk Guberniya | Mail correspondent for Latvia |
Katsnel'son, Issak Abramovich | 1890 | Bobriusk | Literary worker |
Kryl-Blank, Tatyana Yakovlevna | 1895 | Minsk | Head Bookkeeper for the paper |
Levin, NaumYakovlevich | 1908 | Mogilev | Manager of the Department of artistic literature |
Levin, Yakov Efremovich | 1878 | Mogilev Guberinya | Manager of the Department of the Network of Correspondents |
Safroa, Abram Izrailevich | 1887 | Zhuravichi | General manager of the paper |
Shadur, Mark Gilelevich | 1910 | Krupki | Literary worker |
* From: 1948 g. v gazete Einikait naschityvalos' 27 shtatnykh sotrudnikov, a v EAK sostoyalo 70 postoyann'kh chlenov. Look for: GARF, F. 8114, op. 1, D. 1172, ll. 55-66 (In the staff of paper Einikat newspaper were employed 27 employees, in the ranks of EAK numbers 70 permanent members) Return |
Place | Region (Oblast) | Number of Jewish Victims | Nature of the Site | Date Established |
Baranovichi (Urochishche Gai) | Brest | 3,000 | Memorial | 1972 |
Baranovichi * | Brest | 12,000 (according to other sources 18,000) | Monument | 1994 |
Baran' | Vitebsk (Orshcha District) | 46 | Monument | unknown |
Belitsa* | Grodno (Lida District | 37 | Monument | 1999 |
Beloe* | Minsk (Borisov District) | 400 | Monument | 1998 |
Bereza | Brest | 4,500 | Monument | 1965 |
Bobriusk (village Kamenka) | Mogilev | 5,281 | Monument | 1967 |
Bogushevsk | Vitebsk | 600 | Monument | unknown |
Borisov * (Necropolis of Ghetto prisoners) | Minsk | more then 9,000 | Memorial Plaque | 1991 |
Borisov* () | Minsk | Memorial Marker | 1996 | |
Borki* | Brest (Pinsk District) | 6 | Monument | 1995 |
Bragin | Gomel | 800 | Stele | 1980 |
Braslav* | Vitebsk | 2,000 | Monument | 1946 |
Brashevichi | Brest Region Drogochin District | 82 | Monument | 1946 |
Brest (Fort Dubinka) | Brest | 82 | Monument | 1965 |
Brest (Trishenski cemetery) | Brest | unknown | Monument | 1957 |
Brest (cemetery Plosk) | Brest | 5,000 | Memorial Monument | 1947,1987 |
Brest (4th km. Brest-Kovel') | Brest | 15,000 Jews & Soviet war prisoners | Memorial Marker | 1974 |
Brest* | Brest | 34,000 | Memorial | 1992 |
Bronnaya Gora* (Urochishche) | Brest region (Bereza District) | over 50,000 Jews and dr. | Stele | 1993 |
Buda-Koshelevo (1.5km northwest of the town) | Gomel | 485 | Monument | 1944 |
Vasilihki* | Grodno (Shuchin District) | 2,159 | Monument Memorial | 1967, 1997 |
Vorob'elichi | Grodno | 935 | Memorial | 1961 |
Vitebsk * (Ilovanski Rov) | Vitebsk | 20,000 | Memorial Marker | 1995 |
Vishnevo | Minsk (Volozhin District) | 2,060 | Memorial | 1980 |
Volkovysk * (Urochishche Myshynye Gory) | Grodno | over 4,000 | Monument | 1966 |
Volozhin* | Minsk | 1,595 | Memorial | 1995 |
Volpa | Grodno (Volkovysk District) | 962 | unknown | unknown |
Volchin* | Brest (Kamenets District) | 800 | Memorial | 1960 |
Voronovo | Grodno | 800 (from Vilnius, 1,834 (Voronovo) | Monument | 1964 |
Voronyany | Grodno (Ostrovno District) | 178 | unknown | unknown |
Vyazy* | Brest (Pinsk Dist.) | 600 | Memorial | 1990 |
Golynka | Grodno District | 189 | unknown | unknown |
Gantsevichi (cemetery, Zaslonova Str.) | Brest | 4,000 | Memorial Marker | 1964 |
Glubokoe | Vitebsk | 8,000 | Monument | 1964 |
Glusk* | Mogilev | 3,000 | Memorial | unknown |
Gomel | Gomel | 4,000 | Memorial | 1973,1975 |
Gorodishche* | Brest | 68 | Memorial Marker | 1994 |
Grodno* | Grodno | 29,000 | Stele, Memorial Plaque | 1965,1995 |
Gorodnoe | Brest (Stolin Dist) | unknown | Monument | 1969 |
Gorodok* (Uroch. Borob'evy Gory) | Vitebsk | 2,000 | Memorial, stele | 1946,1965 |
Derechin* | Grodno (Zel'va Dist) | over 2,000 | Monument | 1948 |
Dzerzhinsk* (Pervomaiskaya Str.) | Minsk | 1,600 | Memorial | 1971 |
Disna | Vitebsk | 3,800 | Monument | 1952 |
Dobraya Volya* | Brest (Pinsk Dist) | unknown | Memorial | 1997 |
Dokshitsy | Vitebsk | 2,653 | Stele | 1968 |
Domachevo* (Komarovo field) | Brest | 3,800 | Monument | 1956 |
Drogichin | Brest | 3,816 | Monument | 1967 |
Druya* | Vitebsk (Braslav Dist) | 1,318 | Memorial Marker, Memorial | 1962,1999 |
Dubrovno | Vitebsk | 1,1985 | Monument | 1957 |
Dukora* | Minsk (Pukhovichi Dist) | 394 | Memorial | unknown |
Dunilovichi | Vitebsk (Postavy Dist) | 930 | Monument | 1957 |
Dyatlovo* | Grodno | 5,800 | Monument | 1945 |
Eremichi | Grodno (Korelichi Dist) | 97 | Monument | 1966 |
Zhabinka | Brest | 360 | Monument and Memorial Plinth | 1956 |
Zheludok* | Grodno (Shchuchin Dist) | 2,000 | Monument Memorial | 1959,1998 |
Zaslavl'* | Minsk | 60 | Memorial Marker | 1999 |
Zembin* | Minsk (Borisov Dist) | 927 | Memorial Plaque | 1993 |
Zelva* | Grodno | unknown | Memorial | unknown |
Ivanovo | Brest | 1,500 | Memorial | 1965 |
Ivenets* | Minsk (Volozhin Dist) | 800 | Memorial | 1946,1996 |
Iv'e* | Grodno | 2,524 | Memorial | 1946,1994 |
Ievenets* | Minsk (Volozhin Dist) | 1,200 | Memorial | 1996 |
Il'ya * (Zarechnaya) St.) | Minsk (Vileika Dist) | 2,300 | Stele | 1957 |
Kalinkovichi * | Gomel | 700 | Mem. Marker, Memorial | 1953, 1997 |
Kletsk * | Minsk | 7,000 | Memorial | 1996 |
Klimovichi * | Mogilev | 1,000 | Memorial | 1958 |
Kozlovshchina | Grodno (Dyatlovo Dist) | 770 | Monument | 1967 |
Koldychevo | Brest | 22,000 War Prisoners and Jews | Memorial | 1964 |
Komelishki | Grodno * (Ostrovno Dist) | 350 | Memorial Plinth | 1958 |
Korma (Lenin St.) | Gomel | 700 | Monument | 1966 |
Kostyukovichi* | Mogilev | unknown | Monument | unknown |
Kot'ki | Grodno (Dyatlavo Dist) | 3,000 | Monument | 1964 |
Krichev | Mogilev | 200 | Monument | unknown |
Lapichi* | Minsk (Osipovichi Dist) | 57 | Obelisk | 1993 |
Lakhva* | Brest (Luninets Dist) | 1,946 | Memorial | 1994 |
Lebedevo* | Minsk (Molodechno Dist) | 600 | Monument, Stele | 1946,1968 |
Lenino* | Gomel (Zhitzkovichi Dist) | 5,000 | Memorial Marker | 1005 |
Lepel' | Vitebsk | over 1,000 | Memorial | 1967 |
Lida* (Krasnoarmeisky St.) | Grodno | 5,700 according to another sources 8,000 | Monument and Memorial Plinth | 1992 |
Liozno | Vitebsk | unknown | Monument | 1964 |
Lyshchitsy | Brest Dist. | 756 | Monument | 1956 |
Lubcha | Grodno (Novogrudok Dist) | 375 | Monument | 1958 |
Liady | Vitebsk (Dubrono Dist) | 2,000 | Memorial | 1966 |
Lyakhovichi* | Brest | 4,725 | Memorial | 1960,1992 |
Malye Vorob'evichi | Grodno (Novogrudok Dist) | 635 | Monument | 1961 |
Maloe Stakhovo* | Minsk (Borisov Dist) | unknown | Memorial Marker | 1998 |
Minsk * (Ratomka Str.) | Minsk | 5,000 | Memorial | 1946 |
Minsk * (Sukhaya St.) | Minsk | 993 Jews from Duesseldorf | Memorial | 1998 |
Minsk * (Yubileny Square) | Minsk | 1,350 | Memorial Marker | 1993 |
Mir* (Tankistov St.) | Grodno (Korelevichi Dist) | 1,600 | Monument Memorial | 1966,1988 |
Mir (Octyabr' St.) | Grodno (Korelevichi Dist) | 700 | Monument | 1967 |
Mir (Uroch. Yablonovshchina) | Grodno (Korelevichi Dist) | 750 | Monument | 1966 |
Mikhalishki | Grodno (Ostrovets Dist) | over 200 | unknown | unknown |
Mogil'no * | Mogilev | 20,000 | Memorial | 1993 |
Mozyr | Gomel | 1,500 | Memorial | unknown |
Molchad' | Brest (Baranovichi Dist) | 3,665 | Stele | 1961 |
Motyl'* | Brest | unknown | Memorial | unknown |
Narovlya | Gomel | 920 | Memorial | 1960 |
Naumovichi | Grodno (Grodno Dist) | 3,000 Jews and War Prisoners | Sculpture | 1960 |
Nesvizh | Minsk | over 3,000 | Memorial | 1965 |
Novogrudok (Minsk St.) | Grodno | 1,118 | Monument | 1964 |
Novogrudok (Perets St.) | Grodno | 10,000 | Monument | 1963 |
Ozarichi * | Gomel (Kalikovichi Dist) | 400 | Memorial | 1996 |
Ogorodniki | Gomel (Kalikovichi Dist) | 15 | Memorial | 1996 |
Orsha | Vitebsk | 6,000 | Stele | 1971 |
Osipovichi * | Mogilev | unknown | Memorial Plinth | 1998 |
Ostrovno* | Vitebsk | unknown | Monument | unknown |
Pertrikov* | Gomel | 450 | Memorial | 1947 |
Pinsk (village Posenichi) | Brest | over 26,000 Jews and War Prisoners | Memorial | 1995 |
Plissa* | Vitebsk (Glubokoe Dist) | 419 | Memorial | 1998 |
Plitchenka, village Drazy | Minsk (Borisov Dist) | Several Jewish Families | Memorial Plaque | 1996 |
Pogost-Zagordsky, village Kamen' | Brest (Pinsk Dist) | 1,000 | Memorial, Memorial Marker | 1990 |
Polotsk* | Vitebsk | 7,000 | Memorial Marker | 1993 |
Postavy | Vitebsk | unknown | Stele | 1956 |
Petrolevichi (Uroch. Krivaya Gora) | Grodno (Slonim Dist) | 10,102 Jews and War Prisoners | Monument | 1964 |
Pervomaisk | Brest (Drogichin Dist) | 2,500 | Monument | 1975 |
Petrikov | Gomel | 450 | Monument | 1965 |
Petrovichi (cemetery) | Brest (Zhabinka Dist) | 30 | Monument | 1974 |
Posenichi * | Brest (Pinsk Dist) | unknown | Memorial Marker | 1997 |
Pukhovichi* (buried in Mar'ina Gorka) | Minsk region | 3,150 | Memorial | 1966 |
Radoshkovichi* | Minsk region | 860 | Monument | 1947 |
Radun' * | Brest (Voronovo Dist) | 2,130 | Monument Memorial | 1961,1997 |
Rakov * | Minsk (Volozhin Dist) | 1,050 | Memorial | 1946 |
Rechitsa * (Jewish cemetery) | Gomel region | 3,000 | Memorial | 1995 |
Rogachev (Drutsky Str.) | Gomel region | 3,500 | Monument | 1964 |
Svisloch (Uroch. Vishennik) | Grodno region | 1,536 | Monument | 1960 |
Senno | Vitebsk | 1,000 | Memorial | 1994 |
Sirotino | Vitebsk (Shumilin Dist) | 30 | Memorial | 1948 |
Sitnya* | Kalinskovichi Dist | 30 | Stele | 1992 |
Skrydlevo | Novogrudok Dist | 24,000 War Prisoners and Jews | Monument Sculpture | 1966,1968 |
Slavgorod | Mogilev | 2,000 | Memorial | unknown |
Slonim * (Chapyaleuskia Pali) | Grodno region | 8,000 | Stele, Memorial | 1967, 1995 |
Slonim * (Urochishche Margi) | Grodno region | 2,000 | Stele | 1979 |
Slutsk | Minsk region | 10,000 | Monument | 1958 |
Smilovichi | Minsk region | 2,000 | Stele | 1965 |
Smolevichi* (Jewish cemetery) | Minsk region | 2,000 | Memorial | unknown |
Smolyany | Vitebsk (Kokhanovichi Dist) | 800 | Memorial | 1948 |
Starya Gorynka | Grodno (Zelva Dist) | 386 | Monument | 1964 |
Stolbtsy* | Minsk region | 3,000 | Monument | 1994 |
Stolin * | Brest region | over 8,000 | Memorial | 1996 |
Stonevichi (Urochishche Khovanshchina) | Grodno region (Iv'e Dist) | 2,744 | Stele | 1990 |
Slutsk (Urochishche Gorovakho) | Minsk region | over 8,000 | Memorial | 1998 |
Surazh * | Vitebsk region | over 700 | Memorial | 1998 |
Tal'ka * | Minsk region (Pukhovichi Dist) | 280 | Monument | 1950 |
Telekhany | Brest region (Ivenets Dist) | over 1000 | Memorial | 1946 |
Tolmilovo (Khutor Ugleeva) | Grodno region (Oshmyani Dist) | 700 | Memorial Plinth | 1967 |
Trostenets | Minsk region | more than 50,000 | Memorial, Memorial Marker | 1963, 1994 |
Turets | Grodno (Korelichi Dist) | 463 | Monument | 1966 |
Turov (Jewish cemetery) | Gomel region | over 1,000 | Memorial | 1964 |
Uzda | Minsk region | 1,740 | Monument | 1947 |
Uzlyany * | Minsk region (Pukhovichi Dist) | 375 | Monument | 1953 |
Ushachi | Vitebsk region | 925 | Monument | 1975 |
Ulla | Vitebsk region (Beshenovichi Dist) | unknown | Monument | unknown |
Kholmech' | Minsk region (Vileika Dist) | 57 | Memorial Marker | 1999 |
Khomsk | Brest region (Drogichin Dist) | 3,000 | Monument Memorial | 1967 |
Khotenchitsy * | Minsk (Vileika Dist) | 50 | Memorial | 1947 |
Chashniki * | Vitebsk region | 1,600 | Memorial | unknown |
Cherven' | Minsk region | 2,000 | Memorial | 1968 |
Chechersk (3km from town on road to Zabolot'e | Gomel region | over 1,000 | Memorial | 1954 |
Shumilino (Torf enterprise Debeev Mokh) | Vitebsk region | unknown | unknown | unknown |
Shchedrin * | Mogilev region | 1,600 | Memorial | unknown |
Shuchin (aerodrome) | Grodno region | 2,060 | Monument | 1965 |
Yurovichi | Gomel region (Kalinkovichi Dist) | 350 | Monument | 1996 |
Yagelovshchina | Grodno (Oshmyani Dist) | 573 | Stele | 1958 |
Yagelovshchina (Urocheshche Roista) | Grodno (Oshmyany Dist) | 353 | Memorial Marker | 1967 |
Table compiled by the author from materials:
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* Population centers which have special Jewish symbols (magendovids, menorah signs, or mentioned words ghetto or Jews and not just dedicated to Soviet citizens, Victims of fascism, etc. |
** All-Israel Society of Jews came from Belarus with the financial support of Leo Gol'dberg established (as) memorial to the cemeteries Kur'yat Shaul' in Tel-Aviv (1976); Holon Avenue Holocaust Victims from Belarus in Jerusalem Memorial to the Lost Communities of Belarus (Division for each of the 6 regions) at the Institute Yad Vashem (1993).
Urochishche natural boundary, isolated terrain feature (e.g. wood in swamp country). |
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