Holocaust in Romania - Corvinus Library - Hungarian History

On October 10, 1942, 80 children, 40 women and old persons wereselected from the camp at Ciricov , taken to a nearby forest and shot dead.On the same day in the Krasnopolsk camp 80 Jews were shot dead:women, children and old people.On October 14, 1942, in the camp in Ga Gaisen 230 Jews—women, oldpeople, children—were executed.On October 16, 1942, an Oberfeldwebel with some German soldiers took150 Jewish girls from the camp of Peciora , all of them were hurt, somewere even raped. They were later taken to the woods between Bar andVinita , where they were shot dead.On November 6, 1942, 1,000 deported Jews were killed in Ga Gaisencamp.On the same day almost all Jews deported to Brailov were slaughtered.Two hundred and fifty of them succeeded in escaping, but within a monththey were captured and later shot dead on December 5.On January 5, 1943, under the pretext that they had escaped from theghetto, 72 Jews deported to Iampol were shot dead.On March 16, 1943 in Rabnita prison 68 people were slaughtered fromamong the deported communists. All of them were Jews.The above enu mer ated events are only ran domly se lected examples fromthe enormous amount of mur ders committed by the German and Ro ma -nian armies in Bucovina , Bessarabia and Transnistria .II. Beatings, Abuse and TortureUn der the Iron Guard government, the Iron Guard po lice, Iron Guardunits, and the Iron Guard Workers’ As so ci a tion were among the manygroups which abused, tortured and ter ror ized thousands of Jews through -out the en tire coun try.29