in Kiev: Babyn Yar Memorial Park, 1976...
According to the official website of the Babyn Yar Holocaust Memorial Center “In September 1941, for the very first time in history, a metropolitan city in Europe lost virtually all of its Jewish inhabitants to premeditated murder. On the edge of Kyiv, in and near the ravine called Babyn Yar, more Jews were slaughtered in two days than in any other single German massacre." These photos were taken in April 2019 and show some views of the Memorial Park Babyn Yar in Kiev: the monument to the Victims of nazism, the monument to Soviet citizens and prisoners, the commemorative stele in sign of the Jewish community, the Cross in memory to Ukrainian poetess Olena Teliha and OUN members, executed in Babyn Yar, the Monument to Tetyana Marcus, the monument to the Children, executed in Babyn Yar, the Alley of Martyr, the Gypsy Vardo in memory to Roma murdered in Babyn Yar, the Monument to clergymen, executed in Babyn Yar, the Menorah-shaped monument to the Jews massacred in Babyn Yar.