During this period, the German concentration camps Stalag 329/Z and Stalag 348 (March to August 1943) were located in the Gaisin area. According to various estimates, during the occupation in the northeastern outskirts of the city (Belendijka tract) the Germans shot from 8,000 to 10,000 people, mostly local Jews and Jews specially brought there for extermination from other occupied areas. During the first mass shooting on September 16, 1941, about three thousand (according to other sources - 1,300) Jews were killed, and on September 17 another three thousand people were shot.
Between March and August of 1943, the German concentration camps Stalag 329/Z and Stalag 348 operated in the Gaisin area. Estimates suggest that during the occupation of the northeastern outskirts of the city (Belendijka tract), around 8,000 to 10,000 people were killed, primarily local Jews and those specifically transported from other occupied regions for extermination. The first mass shooting occurred on September 16, 1941, resulting in the deaths of approximately three thousand individuals (according to some sources, 1,300). On September 17, another three thousand people were killed.