The Ukrainians murdered 2 Poles: an elderly woman and a shoemaker, the husband of a Ukrainian woman.

source: Żurek Stanisław, „75th anniversary of the genocide – April 1943”; in: portal: Volhynia — web page: btx.home.pl [accessible: 2021.02.04]

The Ukrainians murdered Antoni Czerniakowski.

source: Żurek Stanisław, „75th anniversary of the genocide – April 1943”; in: portal: Volhynia — web page: btx.home.pl [accessible: 2021.02.04]

The UPA murdered 30 Poles, going from house to house, chopping with axes and burning corpses together with buildings.
„On Sunday, June 23, 2013, at the Catholic cemetery in Zdołbunów, the priest of the Zdołbunów parish, Fr Andrzej Ścisłowicz, dedicated the site chosen for the commemorative cross commemorating the inhabitants of the village of Tajkura, murdered in 1943 during the Volhynian Massacre  […] a former resident of Tajkury, she gave a testimony about the events she lived through in 1943 at the cemetery.
She said that in 1943, eight coffins–chests with the remains of eight families murdered in Tajkury were buried at the cemetery in Zdołbunów  […] The last priest of this parish witnessed its slow murder. He held funerals of his parishioners one by one, until his mental health seriously shook. In 1943, Tajkury, Kopytków and the surrounding villages became a place of slaughter for the Polish population (Kopytków – June 15, June 17, June 18; Nowosiółki – June 18; Stefanówka – June 19; Tajkury – April 11, 1. May, June 18 and June 28). according to the waste book of the Tajkura parish, kept by Fr Walerian Głowacz, 29 people were killed then. The last parish priest of Tajkura (from November 1939 to July 1943) was Fr Walerian Głowacz  […] The raptula (rough draft) of the death book of the Tajkura parish has been preserved, in which he noted all the victims among his parishioners, who were buried in Tajkury or Zdołbunów. Next to the names of the buried parishioners, he added: «murdered by bandits or murdered by the Ukrainians». In July 1943, broken and ill, he left Tajkura, going to Zdołbunów. Later he was a priest in Nowogród Wołyński.
List of terror victims of 1943 in Taikura and Kopytków, based on the raptular of the book of the death of the Taikura parish
No. Name and surname, age, profession, comments; Date and place of death; Cause of death. (Note by S. Ż.: below only the victims of May 1, 1943 in the village of Tajkury are included).
Władysław Buczyński, s/o Kazimiera and Maria, b. 1903 (40 y.); he left his wife Kazimiera and 3 children: Stanisław, Tadeusz and Ryszard. On May 1, 1943, Tajkury was murdered by the Ukrainians
Jan Budziszewski, the farmer left his wife Maria; 1. May 1943 Tajkury; murdered by Ukrainians;
Feliks Budziszewski, s/o Jan and Maria; 1. May 1943 Tajkury; murdered by the Ukrainians
Edward Chorążeczewski, s/o Marian and Leontyna née Machlewska; 1. May 1943 Tajkury; murdered by Ukrainians;
Franciszek Chorążeczewski; 1. May 1943 Tajkury; murdered by Ukrainians;
Maria Janus, d/o Wojciech and Józefa née Derdy, b. 1923; 1. May 1943 Tajkury; murdered by the Ukrainians;
Wiktor Kikinder, b. 1892; farmer; 1. May 1943 Tajkury; murdered by Ukrainians;
Jan Markiewicz, farmer. 1. May 1943 Tajkury; killed by bandits ukr.
Leon Pawiński s/o Józef and Scholastyka born on 1911; farmer; he left his wife anna and daughter Leokadia; On May 1, 1943, Tajkury was murdered by the Ukrainians
Michał Pawiński, s/o Józef and Scholastyka; he left his wife Olga and 6 children: Jan, Emilia, Elżbieta, Danuta, Tadeusz, Zbigniew Józef; 1. May 1943 Tajkury murdered;
Franciszka Słowińska, d/o Wincenty Marciniak and Marianna née Gajewska; 1. May 1943 Tajkury; murdered by Ukrainians;
Stanisława Szeroka, d/o Kazimier and Magdalena née Jakuszewska, left a son, Waldemar; 1. May 1943 Tajkury; murdered
antoni Witkowski, s/o Katarzyna Witkowska née Medyńska, b. 27. Jul 1928; 1. May 1943 Tajkury; murdered by Ukrainians;
Józef Witkowski, s/o Katarzyna Witkowska née Medyńska, b. 16. November 1923; murdered;
Katarzyna Witkowska née Medyńscy, b. 1898; hostess; 1. May 1943 Tajkury; murdered by Ukrainians;
Ludwika Witkowska, d/o Katarzyna Witkowska née Medyńska, b. 23 April 1926; 1. May 1943 Tajkury; murdered by Ukrainians;
Supplement:
Józef Szeroki murdered with his wife Stanisława; 1. May 1943 Tajkury; murdered by the Ukrainians.
I developed this list in the early years. 90 of the 20th century at the request of Mr. Romuald Wernik, who published it in a modified form in his book: Romuald Wernik, «Tajkury – a village that was a town», London, 1997. a copy of the book of baptisms and deaths of the Tajkura parish from 1939– 1943 received Fr prof. Waldemar Witold Żurek SDB, who published the information contained therein in his monumental work entitled «Lists of people from the parish files of the Lutsk diocese until 1945» (vol. VI, Lublin 2010, pp. 1105–1128). This was done to facilitate access to the archival book documenting the martyrdom of the Polish nation in Volhynia. We prayed many times for these victims in Zdołbunowo, Ostrog and Tajkury themselves. During the funeral services, we read the list of those murdered in Tajkury and its vicinity. To Tajkur in the 90s In the 1980s, we also organized a pilgrimage twice on August 10 from Ostroh and Zdołbunów. These pilgrimages were attended, among others, by clerics from Krakow: Piotr Janczy, Bolesław Karcz, Stanisław Molendys and Waldemar Szlachta. It was so until the SBU and the Dean, Fr Władysław Czajka from Rivne, who suggested not to make noise around Tajkury. So it was worth organizing these unwelcome pilgrimages in the early 1990s…”.

source: Żurek Stanisław, „75th anniversary of the genocide – May 1943, Spring 1943”; in: portal: Volhynia — web page: wolyn.org [accessible: 2021.02.04]

source: Fr Kovaliv Vitold-Yosif; in: „A call from Volhynia”, in: No. 3 (112), March - May 2003

source: „A call from Volhynia”, in: No. 3 (112), May-June 2013 — web page: www.duszki.pl [accessible: 2021.04.11]

In the above list, it also exists under item 8. „Antoni CZERNIAKOWSKI, s. Czesława and Albina née Sokołowscy, b. 1898; farmer; 11. April 1943 Tajkury; killed by bandits ukr”.

source: Żurek Stanisław, „75th anniversary of the genocide – May 1943, Spring 1943”; in: portal: Volhynia — web page: wolyn.org [accessible: 2021.02.04]

Ukrainians murdered at least 12 Poles. „In 1943, Tajkury, Kopytków and the surrounding villages became places of slaughter of the Polish population (Kopytków – June 15, June 17, June 18; Nowosiółki – June 18; Stefanówka – June 19; Tajkury – April 11, 1. V, 18. VI and 28. VI). According to the waste book of the Tajkura parish, kept by Fr Walerian Głowacz, 29 people were killed then  […] He added the following notes to the names of the buried parishioners: «murdered by bandits or murdered by Ukrainians». In July 1943, broken and ill, he left Tajkura, going to Zdołbunów. Later he was a priest in Nowogród Wołyński  […] I developed this list at the beginning of the years. 90 of the twentieth century at the request of Mr. Romuald Wernik, who published it in a modified form in his book: Romuald Wernik, «Tajkury – the village that used to be a city», London, 1997. A copy of the book of baptisms and deaths of the Tajkura parish from 1939– 1943 was given to Fr prof. Waldemar Witold Żurek, SDB, who published the information contained therein in his monumental work entitled «Lists of people from the parish files of the Lutsk diocese until 1945» (vol. VI, Lublin 2010, pp. 1105–1128). This was done to facilitate access to the archival book documenting the martyrdom of the Polish nation in Volhynia. We have prayed many times for these victims in Zdołbunów, Ostrog and Tajkury themselves. During the funeral services, we read the list of those murdered in Tajkury and its vicinity. We also organized two pilgrimages to Tajkury in the 1990s on August 10 from Ostróda and Zdołbunów. These pilgrimages were attended, among others, by clerics from Krakow: Piotr Janczy, Bolesław Karcz, Stanisław Molendys and Waldemar Szlachta. It was so until the SBU and the Dean, Fr Władysław Czajka from Równe, who suggested not to make noise around Tajkury. Scouts from Zdołbunów and young people from Poland have recently started tidying up the former Catholic cemetery and the church itself in Tajkury. Fr andrzej Ścisłowicz with parishioners in Zdołbunów cherishes the memory of innocent people murdered in Tajkury and the surrounding area. so it was worth organizing these unwelcome pilgrimages in the early 1990s ”…

source: Żurek Stanisław, „Calendar of the genocide – year 1943 June and the first half of the year”; in: portal: Volhynia — web page: wolyn.org [accessible: 2021.02.04]

source: Fr Kovaliv Vitold-Yosif, „The memory of Tajkury does not die”; in: „A call from Volhynia”, in: No. 3 (112), May-June 2013 — web page: www.duszki.pl [accessible: 2021.04.11]

The Ukrainians murdered the 22‑year‑old Polish woman Zofia Gajewska.

source: Żurek Stanisław, „Calendar of the genocide – year 1943 June and the first half of the year”; in: portal: Volhynia — web page: wolyn.org [accessible: 2021.02.04]

[The Ukrainians] murdered a 37‑year‑old Polish woman. „Petronela SZCZYPEK née Nowaszowska, born in the village of Tajkury, was murdered by the Ukrainians. 1906; she left her husband Władysław and 3 children: Julian, Wacław and Jan”.

source: Żurek Stanisław, „Calendar of the genocide – year 1943 June and the first half of the year”; in: portal: Volhynia — web page: wolyn.org [accessible: 2021.02.04]

source: Fr Kovaliv Vitold-Yosif, „The memory of Tajkury does not die”; in: „A call from Volhynia”, in: No. 3 (112), May-June 2013 — web page: www.duszki.pl [accessible: 2021.04.11]