A mass grave of Holocaust victims has been discovered near the village of Logoza in Belarus, the Daily Mail reported on Friday.
Photos from the excavation site show that officials uncovered bone remains, full skeletons (some with bullets in their skulls), fragments of clothing and children's shoes, in addition to ammunition from ditches that are as deep as five meters. Personal objects were found as well, including a key and a broken comb. The mass grave is located about 22 miles from the capital, Minsk.
Experts from the country's State Forensic Examination Committee are working on the excavation site in partnership with a group from the general prosecutor's office. Everything removed from the site has been inspected and recorded, and they will work to identify the excavated bodies.
