The only concrete document found by local Polish scholars is a record of Feldhendler 's hospital admission at '' Wincentego á Paulo '' describing the injury . Dr Kopciowski wrote that Feldhendler was likely shot in an armed robbery gone bad , because he was known locally as a budding gold trader . Meanwhile , as noted by Marcin Wroński , communist press in the Soviet-controlled Lublin routinely accused former AK and WIN partisans of common crime as part of ideological warfare . Feldhendler 's killing was one of at least 118 violent deaths of Jews in the Lublin district between the summer of 1944 and the fall of 1946 amid the crime-wave of the so-called Soviet liberation
violent deaths of Jews
Anti-Jewish violence in Poland, 1944–1946
Leon Feldhendler