few days later, the dead were exhumed and reburied near the road to Paberžė () on German war cemetery from 1915. At the same time, a list of the victims was compiled by and had 39 entries, but later researchers identified that one man was included twice under different surnames, leaving 38 dead. The number of children and women agrees in both Krzyżanowski's and Sławińska's reports. That leaves a discrepancy of 11 men. It is very likely that these were members of AK killed in the shootout with the Lithuanians. That hypothesis is supported by the fact that two men were listed without names (marked as NN) and another two without given names or ages which shows that they were not familiar to the locals. According to Paweł Rokicki's estimates, 39 civilians died in the massacre, out of which three are unknown by name. List of victims References Bibliography 1944 in Lithuania Conflicts in 1944 Generalbezirk Litauen June 1944 events Lithuania in World War II Lithuania–Poland relations Mass murder in 1944 Massacres in Lithuania Massacres in 1944 Poland in World War II World War II massacres