In a forest in Stanisławów, the Lasting Memory Foundation has located and commemorated the burial place of 25 Jews, including children, murdered in 1942. The ceremony by the Victims' grave was attended by the locals, the students from a local school and invited guests who paid tribute to the dead together.

In a forest located in Warszawa Aleksandrów, The Lasting Memory Foundation set up a memorial plaque at the location of a Jewish cemetery established in 1935. During World War II it was completely destroyed by military actions and thus no matzevot were preserved.

In 1942 a great number of Jews fled the ghetto in Kamionka and found shelter in the vicinity. Some of them, including whole families, were captured, executed and buried in umarked mass graves. The Lasting Memory Foundation conducted the action of searching for the Victims.

The commemorations conducted by the Lasting Memory Foundation as well as the stories of Jewish and Polish children from the times of extermination were presented in a school in Stanisławów. The participants recalled the Jewish families murdered in the area during the war.