Documentation of the Soviet Extraordinary State Commission active in the Poltava region, 1943-1945 Reports of the Soviet Extraordinary State Commission active in the Poltava region; survey reports regarding the murder of Jews in the region and the damage caused to the economy; documentation regarding the murder of Jews in Zolotonosha along with Jews of the cities of Kharkov, Korosten and Slavuta, and villages; mention of individual names and sentences that people who perished had engraved on walls before their death; mention of the dates of the murder, the circumstances, and the number of people who perished; report regarding the poisoning of the Jewish children in the orphanage of the city of Kobelyaki; murder of disabled and mentally ill people; extermination of POWs in camps in Kremenchug and Khorol (including names of Jewish physicians murdered there); list of acts of murder; testimonies of residents of the region, regarding the establishment of the POW camp, the living conditions in the POW camp, and the murder of Jews (included is a list of Jewish physicians who were murdered); documentation regarding the suppression and liquidation of the local population; data regarding mass graves and the number of people who perished, including separate numbers for Jews and for POWs; list of German war criminals.