The first Wehrmacht reports recorded that 150 civilians had died. As the reports moved up the command chain, they were amended so that "150 civilians" became "150 enemy". The names of the 317 villagers who were killed are now recorded on a marble monument in the village's main square.
The initial reports from the Wehrmacht stated that 150 civilians had died, but as they moved up the command chain, these figures were altered to "150 enemy." The names of the 317 villagers who perished are now memorialized on a marble monument in the village's central square.