After spring 1941, Jedlinsk's Jews, numbering around 750 before the war, were confined to a ghetto without reliable access to food. There is some evidence that a local priest allowed them to use the church passageway as a food smuggling point.
After spring 1941, Jedlinsk's Jews, approximately 750 before the war, were confined to a ghetto without dependable food access. There is some evidence that a local priest permitted them to use the church passage as a point for smuggling food.