Victims of The Camp
- Vincent Hadleŭski, Roman Catholic priest and Belarusian nationalist resistance fighter (b. 1888), arrested in Minsk on December 24, 1942 and shot at Trascianiec the same day.
- Norbert Jokl (debated)
- Margarete Hilferding (in transit to the camp from Terezín)
- Grete Forst
- Cora Berliner (most likely)
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Memorial complex
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Bed of honor of Soviet soldier killed during liberation of Minsk
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Obelisk
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Memorial sign on the place of main massacres
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