Approximately nine Jews survived the war hiding in villages around Radziłów. On 28 January 1945 (five days after Soviet forces liberated the town), local Poles murdered two Jews who had survived in hiding.
In the aftermath of the war, approximately nine Jews had managed to evade persecution by hiding in nearby villages around Radziłów. However, on January 28, 1945, when Soviet forces liberated the town, local Poles turned against these survivors and brutally murdered two of them.