They and anyone who could not prove legal residency, about 20,000 people, were handed over to the Germans between July 15 and August 12,1941, and were massacred in Kameniec-Podolsk (Kamianets-Podilskyi) at the end of August.
They and anyone who could not prove legal residency since 1850, about 20,000 people, were deported to southern Poland and either abandoned there or were handed over to the Germans between July 15 and August 12,1941. The vast majority of those deported were massacred in Kameniec-Podolsk (Kamianets-Podilskyi) at the end of August.