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Description	Română: On July 2 [the train] it arrived in Mircesti, where 327 corpses were unloaded and buried on the outskirts of the town of Lugani. The following day, the transport passed through Sabaoani and continued on to the city of Roman. When the train was not permitted into the Roman station because of the stench emanating from the railcars, it was sent back to Sabaoani. There, another 300 corpses were removed and the surviving passengers were examined by a team of military doctors, who ordered that they be given water. The train then returned to Roman, where 55 more bodies were unloaded and some of the survivors were washed and deloused.
Date	3 July 1941
Source	United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Romanian military physicians examine Jews during the stop of the Iasi-Calarasi death train in Sabaoani., from Federation of the Romanian Jewish Communities
Author	Unknown authorUnknown author

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