Original sentence: A total of about 36–50 men (as reported by IPN, although earlier reports gave higher numbers of deaths)), women and children were massacred indiscriminately and sixty households destroyed.In 1944, probably on 29 January, the Polish village of Koniuchy was completely destroyed and many of its inhabitants murdered by Soviet partisans stationed in Rudnicki Forest under the command of the Central Partisan Command in Moscow.Operations Diary from Rudniki Forest.Report from IPN on Poland.The raid was carried out by 100-120 partisans from various units, among them there was a 50 person strong group of Jewish partisans
Edited sentence: A total of about 36–50 men (as reported by IPN; initial reports by partisans themselves told about three hundred people and no survivors), women and children were massacred indiscriminately and sixty households destroyed.After the war, some of the partisans (including Chaim Lazaar, Israel Weiss) boasted of the crime.In 1944, probably on 29 January, the Polish village of Koniuchy was completely destroyed and most of its inhabitants murdered by partisans from the Lithuanian Brigade, including a group of Jewish soldiers of the Red Army, under the command of Jacob Penner and Shmuel Kaplinsky.No criminal charges were filed.Their participation in the action may be the reason for the pride of some of the culprits