"In September 1939, the Nazis murdered 14 Jews in the forest on the Krzywicka Mountain. In October 1939, they murdered other Jews. In May 1943, 11 Jews from Krzywcza and Kończuga were shot dead at the local Jewish cemetery. The remaining Jews were taken to the ghetto in Przemyśl (according to 'The Encyclopedia of Jewish Life Before and During the Holocaust,' the transport to the German concentration camp in Bełżec was in July 1942; most likely not all of the Jews were transported there. [We know that some were sent to Auschwitz.] In nearby Bachów, the Nazis murdered the Leidner family, eight persons in total. Their bodies were buried at the execution site."

See History: Krzywcza - from Virtual Shtetl. "Krzywcza," The Encyclopedia of Jewish Life Before and During the Holocaust, S. Spector, G. Wigoder (eds.), Jerusalem: Yad Vashem; New York:New York University Press, Vol. 2, (2001), 686.

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