In the town of Sitno, The Lasting Memory Foundation commemorated the place of execution and burial of 18 Jews - the prisoners of a German labor camp - as well as the grave of Herszek, a Jewish resident of Sitno, all murdered in 1942.

In the village of Błażek, The Lasting Memory Foundation commemorated the place of execution and burial of 12 Jews, including 9 children, murdered in 1942. The ceremony of unveiling a memorial plaque, held by the Foundation, was attended by residents, local students, authorities and guests from Poland and Israel.

On the Holocaust Remembrance Day, in a penitentiary in Zamość, Zbigniew Niziński delivered a lecture and presentation on the activities performed by the Lasting Memory Foundation for commemorating the people and places from the times of the Holocaust. He presented discovered and later commemorated mass graves of murdered Jews and the stories of Holocaust survivors as well as the actions they take fighting for the Victims to be remembered and the world to be free of hatred.

In Mokry Jegiel Nature Reserve, the Lasting Memory Foundation commemorated the burial place of 50 Jews, including 15 children, murdered by the Germans on 8 January 1943. The memorial plaque unveiling ceremony was attended by the locals as well as invited guests who altogether paid tribute to the dead.