New looks at the lesser-known WWII fields of death for Jews

By Ethan Bronner / The Bulletin
April 20, 2009

JERUSALEM — In the Ukrainian town of Berdichev, Jewish women were forced to swim across a wide river until they drowned. In Telsiai, Lithuania, children were thrown alive into pits filled with their murdered parents. In Liozno, Belarus, Jews were herded into a locked barn where many....

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