Remember Jewish Dubienka - On May 22, 1942, an Aktion against Jews took place during which some were shot at the Jewish cemetery. The Jews in the Dubienka ghetto were forced to go to Hrubieszow, and then were taken on trains to the extermination camp at Sobibor. On June 2, 1942, a total of 2,670 Jews from Dubienka were sent to the Sobibor Death Camp. This transport is described by eyewitness Dr. Michael Temchin, who was on the transport but was able to escape one of the train cars, in his book "The Witch Doctor."<br/>After this deportation Aktion, only about 200 Jewish craftsmen were left in the ghetto. They were deported to the Hrubieszow ghetto and subsequently murdered soon afterwards, in the middle of August, 1942.

List of Refugees in Żmudź County, Poland (1941)

Srul Goldberg from Żmudź
Brucha Hohler from Żmudź
Motel Mont from Żmudź
Azriel Nirenberg from Żmudź
Masia Szafer from Żmudź
Fajga Sztajnworcel from Żmudź
Wolf Sztajnworcel from Żmudź
Chawa Szydlowicz from Żmudź
Mordka Frajman from Syczow
Ezriel Hendel from Syczow
Ruchla Horowicz from Syczow
Lejba Rozenbaum from Sychow
Munysz Szach from Syczow
Abram Zylbersztajn from Syczow
Chaja Pech from Bielin
Hersz Bongart from Ksawerow?
Mendel Blecher from Lipinki
Josko Mendzelewicz from Roztoka
Jankiel Werberszpil from Rudno
Doba Cukier from Wolkowiany
Ita Krysztal from Leszczany
Ita Apelcwajg from Leszczany
Hersz Zylberman from Laszczanach
Szymon Alt from Wolka Leszczanska
Moszko Cymerman from Wolka Leszczanska
Lejzor Gierszenbaum from Koczow
Icek Sygal from Koczow
Icek Kierszenbaum from Koczow

source: JDC Archives