23 Aug Panevėžys 1,312 4,602 1,609 7,523 18–22 Aug Raseiniai environs 466 440 1,020 1,926 25 Aug Obeliai 112 627 421 1,160 25–26 Aug Šeduva 230 275 159 664 26 Aug Zarasai 767 1,113 687 2 2,569 28 Aug Pasvalys 402 738 209 1,349 26 Aug Kaišiadorys 1,911 1,911 Unspecified 27 Aug Prienai 1,078 1,078 Unspecified 27 Aug Dagda and Krāslava 212 4 216 Located in Latvia 27 Aug Joniškis 47 165 143 355 28 Aug Vilkija 76 192 134 402 28 Aug Kėdainiai 710 767 599 2,076 29 Aug Rumšiškės and Žiežmariai 20 567 197 784 29 Aug Utena and Molėtai 582 1,731 1,469 3,782 13-31 Aug Alytus and environs 233 233 1 Sep Marijampolė 1,763 1,812 1,404 111 5,090 Others include 109 mentally ill 28 Aug – 2 Sep Darsūniškis 10 69 20 99 28 Aug – 2 Sep Garliava 73 113 61 247 28 Aug – 2 Sep Jonava 112 1,200 244 1,556 28 Aug – 2 Sep Petrasiunai 30 72 23 125 28 Aug – 2 Sep Jieznas 26 72 46 144 28 Aug – 2 Sep Ariogala 207 260 195 662 28 Aug – 2 Sep Josvainiai 86 110 86 282 28 Aug – 2 Sep Babtai 20 41 22 83 28 Aug – 2 Sep Vandžiogala 42 113 97 252 28 Aug – 2 Sep Krakės 448 476 201 1,125 4 Sep Pravieniškės 247 6 253 4 Sep Čekiškė 22 64 60 146 4 Sep Seredžius 6 61 126 193 4 Sep Veliuona 2 71 86 159 4 Sep Zapyškis 47 118 13 178 5 Sep Ukmergė 1,123 1,849 1,737 4,709 25 Aug – 6 Sep Raseiniai 16 412 415 843 25 Aug – 6 Sep Jurbarkas 412 412 9 Sep Alytus 287 640 352 1,279 9 Sep Butrimonys 67 370 303 740 10 Sep Merkinė 223 355 276 854 10 Sep Varėna 541 141 149 831 11 Sep Leipalingis 60 70 25 155 11 Sep Seirijai 229 384 340 953 12 Sep Simnas 68 197 149 414 11–12 Sep Užusaliai 43 43 Reprisal against locals helping Russian partisans 26 Sep Kaunas Fourth Fort 412 615 581 1,608 Sick and suspected epidemic cases 2 Oct Žagarė 633 1,107 496 2,236 As Jews were led away, they mutinied but it was quickly subdued 4 Oct Kaunas Ninth Fort 315 712 818 1,845 Reprisal after a German police officer shot in ghetto 29 Oct Kaunas Ninth Fort 2,007 2,920 4,273 9,200 "Mopping up ghetto of superfluous Jews" (see Kaunas massacre of October 29, 1941) 3 Nov Lazdijai 485 511 539 1,535 15 Nov Vilkaviškis 36 48 31 115 25 Nov Kaunas Ninth Fort 1,159 1,600 175 2,934 Jews from Berlin, Munich and Frankfurt am Main (see Ninth Fort massacres of November 1941) 29 Nov Kaunas Ninth Fort 693 1,155 152 2,000 Jews from Vienna and Breslau 29 Nov Kaunas Ninth Fort 17 1 17 34 (Error in math) 13 Jul – 21 Aug Daugavpils 9,012 573 9,585 EK 3 detachment in Daugavpils, Latvia 12 Aug – 1 Sep Vilnius 425 19 17 461 EK 3 detachment in Vilnius[n 5] (from here on) 2 Sep Vilnius 864 2,019 817 3,700 Reprisal for shooting at German soldiers 12 Sep Vilnius 993 1,670 771 3,334 (Error in math) 17 Sep Vilnius 337 687 247 4 1,271 (Error in math) 20 Sep Nemenčinė 128 176 99 403 22 Sep Naujoji Vilnia 468 495 196 1,159 24 Sep Riešė 512 744 511 1,767 25 Sep Jašiūnai 215 229 131 575 27 Sep Eišiškės 989 1,636 821 3,446 30 Sep Trakai 366 483 597 1,446 4 Oct Vilnius 432 1,115 436 1,983 6 Oct Semeliškės 213 359 390 962 9 Oct Švenčionys 1,169 1,840 717 3,726 16 Oct Vilnius 382 507 257 1,146 21 Oct Vilnius 718 1,063 586 2,367 25 Oct Vilnius 1,766 812 2,578 27 Oct Vilnius 946 184 73 1,203 30 Oct Vilnius 382 789 362 1,533 6 Nov Vilnius 340 749 252 1,341 19 Nov Vilnius 76 77 18 171 19 Nov Vilnius 14 14 POWs and Poles 20 Nov Vilnius 3 3 POWs 25 Nov Vilnius 9 46 8 1 64 28 Sep – 17 Oct Plieščanicy, Bischolin,[n 6] Šack, Bobr [be], Uzda 620 1,285 1,126 19 3,050 EK 3 detachment in Minsk, Belarus 4,000 4,000 Prior to EK 3 taking over (see: Kaunas pogrom) Totals 57,338 48,592 29,461 2,058 137,346 Notes: ↑ Grouped by the ending date of the massacre ↑ If breakdown of Jews not specified, men, women and children are included in a single column ↑ Includes mostly communists and mentally ill ↑ Total is given per original report.