Banderites from neighboring villages murdered 9 Poles: 5 women, 2 children and 2 men; and 1 young Jewish woman. „Our delegation in Mościska informs us that during the night of 10 to 11 May. an attack took place and the small Polish population living in the Ukrainian village of Chliple ad Mościska was partially murdered. The details of the seizure are as follows: on 10.bm. around 22 an unknown number of attackers approached the farm buildings of the Polish host Toc and demanded that the door be opened. In the confusion and noise that arose, Toc managed to open the door and run away. The attackers chased him, meanwhile the householders blocked the door and survived. Unable to find Toc who disappeared into the dark The attackers approached the house of the second Polish farmer (married to a Ukrainian woman), and the latter, however, escaped happily, and his household survived. After an unsuccessful search, and after the latter, the attackers ran into two more Polish houses, i.e. the house of Stanisława Majgrowa and Roman Fedyniak, they chased the people living there to one farm building and murdered them all (8 in number) in the back of the head. The names of the victims are as follows: 1. Stanisław Majgrowa, about 39; 2. Wiktoria Lewicka, maid to Majgrowa, around 50; 3. Bolesław Rymarz, worker of the nearby farm – Czarneckie, about 24 years old; 4. Stanisława Górecka, approximately 23 years old, Rymarz's fiancée; 5. Roman Fedyniak, about 41 years old; 6. Anna Fedyniak, Roman's wife, about 44 years old; 7. Mieczysław Fedyniak, s/o Roman and Anna, 12 years old; 8. Kazimierz Fedyniak, second s/o Roman and Anna, age about 10”.

source: Żurek Stanisław, „Calendar of the genocide – March 1944”; in: portal: Volhynia — web page: wolyn.org [accessible: 2021.02.04]

source: „1944, March 17 - Letter from PolKO Lwów-district to the RGO Delegate in Lviv regarding the murder of Poles living in the village of Chliple near Mościska”; in: National Ossoliński Institute, Wrocław, in: No. 16721/1, p. 231

On the night of March 10–11. in Chliplach, Mościska district, Lviv voivodship, the following were murdered: 1. Bolesław Rymarz, Rechnungsführer in Liegenschaftsverwaltung in Chliplach, aged 23 from Mościska; 2. Stanisława Górnicka, his fiancée; 3. Stanisław Majgerowa, widow of a local blacksmith; 4. Family of former Gumieńny in Chliplach, Fedyniak Roman, wife Anna, age 41, sons: Mieczysław, age 12 and Kazimierz, age 10, together 4 people. Before the war, Fedyniak changed the rite from Greek–Catholic to Roman–Catholic. Fedyniak Roman, 41 years old. The attached photos show the cruelly murdered Majgerowa, Górnicka and the Gumien's wife with 2 children. Bolesław Rymarz and the gumny pig were murdered in a dark sty, which made it impossible to take pictures. Examination of the body showed that B. Before his death, the saddler received an ax blow on the occipital bone and was dragged on a rope tied around his neck. Cutting the parietal bone with an ax blade was probably the direct cause of B. Rymarz's death. The suspicions of the murder are directed, according to the 100% beliefs of all Polish local residents, to the following persons: 1. former commune secretary from Krukiewice, coming from Złodkowice; 2. Zworski, deputy land tax clerk at the Municipal Office; 3. Trupah, an official of the Krukiewice Commune Office, coming from Czerniowa. the commune secretary from Krukiewice, coming from Złodkowice; 2. Zworski, deputy land tax clerk at the Municipal Office; 3. Trupah, an official of the Krukiewice Commune Office, coming from Czerniowa. the commune secretary from Krukiewice, coming from Złodkowice; 2. Zworski, deputy land tax clerk at the Municipal Office; 3. Trupah, an official of the Krukiewice Commune Office, coming from Czerniowa.

source: Żurek Stanisław, „Calendar of the genocide – March 1944”; in: portal: Volhynia — web page: wolyn.org [accessible: 2021.02.04]

source: „1943 August - 1944 April - Reports and reports (selection) from PolKO Lviv-district sent to the RGO Delegate in Lviv regarding attacks and murders committed on the Polish population of the Lviv district”; in: National Ossoliński Institute, Wrocław, in: No. 16722/1, p. 45, 51, 55—63, 67—69

The Ukrainians murdered a family of four named Toc.

source: Żurek Stanisław, „Calendar of the genocide – April 1944”; in: portal: Volhynia — web page: wolyn.org [accessible: 2021.02.04]