In a forest in the town of Bzowiec the Lasting Memory Foundation commemorated a burial place of 25 Jews – men, women and children murdered by the Germans in 1942. Their first and last names were inscribed on the Memorial. The unveiling ceremony conducted by the Foundation was attended by more than 200 people from Poland and Israel who gathered to pay tribute to the dead and restore the memory of their lives.

After 76 years since the murder of 47 Jews in Olchowiec, the Lasting Memory Foundation located and commemorated their grave. The ceremony of unveiling the memorial stone was attended by local residents, students of four nearby schools, local authorities as well as invited guests from Poland and Israel.

In the towns of Wereszczyn and Urszulin, next to the plaques in memory of the Jews murdered by the Germans in May 1942, took place unveiling ceremonies with the presence of the youth from Akko in Israel as well as Polish students from Urszulin.

In a school in Strzelce, Zbigniew Niziński delievered a speech and presentation to the students and teachers regarding the work of commemorating the Victims of the war. Afterwards, the participants proceeded to the burial place of 14 Jews murdered by the Germans in May 1942, commemorated by the Lasting Memory Foundation in 2009.