The pacifications , and the ghetto liquidation actions in the territories occupied by the Germans since June 1941 , were conducted in a number of notable locations in present-day Belarus . The victims , including Polish Jews from the territories annexed into the Soviet Belarus from the Polish Kresy , were also transported by rail to the Bronna Góra extermination site whenever deemed necessary by the executioners . The towns ( in alphabetical order ) included Antopol , Berazino , Novogrudok ( see Martyrs of Nowogródek ) , Bobruisk , Chavusy , Davyd-Haradok , Dzyatlava ( see Dzyatlava massacre ) , Grodno ( see Grodno Ghetto ) , Iwye , Khatyn ( see Khatyn massacre ) , Lakhva ( see Łachwa Ghetto ) , Lida , Luniniec , Lyubavichi , Trostenets ( see Maly Trostenets extermination camp ) , Minsk ( see Minsk Ghetto ) , Motal , Obech , Pinsk ( see Pińsk Ghetto ) , Polotsk , Ponary ( see Ponary massacre ) , Shkloŭ , Slonim ( see Słonim Ghetto ) , Slutsk ( see Slutsk Affair ) , Vitebsk ( see Vitebsk Ghetto ) , and Zhetel ( see Zdzięcioł Ghetto )
Khatyn massacre
Khatyn massacre
The Holocaust in Belarus