"My eyes are still afflicted by the horrible pictures of our murdered brothers’ blood and suffering. Unfortunately, my authorial skills are too lacking to present everything, so that each of you who had the luck not to go through these things could feel them in an instant…. I can only assure you that each time is so rich in horrors that it is difficult to find a parallel in human history." --Kremenetser Betsalel Shvarts, writing in Kremenits, Vyshgorodek, un Potshayuv yizkor bukh, p. 339
Yad Vashem Documents, Names Associated with Kremenets-District Towns (spreadsheet), 1939-1945: Compilation of translations from Yad Vashem records
Yad Vashem Photos Associated with Kremenets-District Towns (spreadsheet): Compilation of photos in the Yad Vashem Photo Collections
USHMM Survivors and Victims Database: Individuals Associated with Kremenets-District Towns (spreadsheet), 1939-1945: Compilation of records from the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum
Refugees to Tashkent (spreadsheet), 1941-1942: Translation of registration cards of Jewish refugees from the Kremenets district to Tashkent, Uzbekistan
1941-1944, Jews Who Perished in Belozirka, Lanovtsy, Radzivilov, Vishnevets, Vyshgorodok: Translation of records of the Soviet Extraordinary State Commission to Investigate German-Fascist Crimes. Email the site creator (see the page footer) for access.
Covering the mass graves outside Kremenets, 1945 (submitted by Iryna Daniluk)
Murder of Jews in the Kremenets Ghetto: Translation of brief documentation by the Soviet Extraordinary State Commission
Murdered Jews from Kremenets, 1941 (PDF): Translation of Soviet Extraordinary State Commission document
Murdered Jews from Kremenets, August 1942 (PDF): Translation of Soviet Extraordinary State Commission document
List of the Perished Family Members of Fayvil Raysman Murdered by the Germans in an Action in Kremenets, Summer 1943 (PDF)
1944 Witnesses from Shumsk (PDF): Translation of Soviet Extraordinary State Commission documentation
Child Survivors of the Shoah (PDF, Jewish Historical Institute, Warsaw): List of 6 surnames of Kremenets child survivors
The Kremenets Uprising (PDF), from The Holocaust of Volhynian Jews, by Shmuel Spector
Many yizkor books include first-person accounts.
In the Clutches of the NKVD in Krzemieniec (PDF), 1939, by Edmund Bosakowski
Fleeing Warsaw for Krzemieniec (PDF), 1939, by U.S. Ambassador to Poland A. J. Drexel Biddle, Jr.Destruction of the Kremenets Ghetto: photos by Herman Hermanowicz
Persecuted Jews from Krzemieniec, 1941-1943 (PDF): Translation of testimony by an unknown person who shared a prison cell with 24 other Kremenetsers
Holocaust of the Jews from Krzemieniec in the Year 1942 (PDF), by Jerzy Struminski (Caution: this is graphic and extremely disturbing.)
Pesia (Zlotnik) Bernstein, born in Kozin, 1913 (PDF)
Mendel Brimer, born in Lanovtsy, 1920 (PDF)
Malka Molly (Burstein) Friedman, born in Shumsk, 1920 (PDF)
Testimonies collected by Henoch Gelernt, 1956-1958 (PDF)
Shela Kremenchugskaya, born in Kremenets, 1912 (PDF)
Lufshis Family of Kozin (PDF)
Fania Marbak, born in Vishnevets, 1922 (PDF)
David Milshteyn of Belozirka (PDF)
Yosef Royzman, born in Borki (near Radzivilov), 1875 (PDF)
Rudman Ramily of Radzivilov (PDF)
Bronia (Walberg) Spielvogel, born in Kremenets, 1917 (PDF)
Via Yahad in Unum. Clickable map of killing sites, with documentation and eyewitness accounts