"Destruction of Radzilow": Overview written by Szymon Datner regarding the fate of the Jews of Radzilow Occupation of Radzilow by the German Army, 23 June 1941; attitude of the Poles towards the German Army; handing over of Soviet Army soldiers who did not have time to escape [by the Poles] to the Germans; names of Polish collaborators; abuse and murder of Jews by Poles; robbery of property; desecration of religious objects including the burning of Torah scrolls; attitude of the Poles towards the Jews; incitement of the Poles against the Jews; establishment of a local Polish authority in Radzilow; levying of a forced contribution; concentration of the Jews in a granary near the village of Radziwiez; burning of the granary including the Jews inside the granary; search for Jews in hiding or who escaped; murder of the Jews captured; concentration of the Jews of Radzilow including refugees from Szczucin and Jedwabne in the market square in Radzilow by the Gestapo, 07 July 1941; abuse, humiliation, beatings and murder of Jews by the Germans with help from the Poles; "Aktion", 7-10 July 1941; deportation of the Jews who survived the "Aktion" to Milewo and the Bogusze camp, 02 November 1942; transfer to Treblinka; murder of Jewish survivors by Polish farmers in order to prevent them from testifying regarding the crimes committed by the Poles and the Germans in Radzilow, 23 January 1945.