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List of Victims of Babi Yar? #ukraine #holocaust
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Hi everyone
I've been searching for lists of victims killed at Babi Yar but have not been successful. Does this exist? In general, it has been hard to find names of my family members who died by the holocaust by bullets as far less records were kept of these mass murders. Thanks -- Best Regards, David Levine San Francisco, CA, USA davidelevine@... Researching:
Weinstein -> Solotwina, Galicia | Frisch, Hilman, Jungerman, Schindler -> Rozniatow, Galicia | Golanski, Kramerofsky/Kromerovsky -> Kiev | Lefkowitz -> Petrikov, Belarus | Shub, Rosen Hlusk, Belarus | Levine, Weiner, Zamoshkin -> Slutsk, Belarus
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elena-boldyreva@...
Hi David,
The lists can be found here: http://www.kby.kiev.ua/komitet/ru/membook/memory-book-baby-yar/203.html http://babynyar.gov.ua/ru/victims_list http://www.kby.kiev.ua/komitet/ru/names/ It is mentioned that the lists may not be complete. What are the first/last names that you are looking for? Regards, Elena Boldyreva, Toronto, Canada, Searching for Rogovins from Shatsk, Minsk |
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Evelyn and Christopher Wilcock
Thank you for posting those, especially the first. I can read some Russian/Ukrainian and have saved the links.
! had not seen the victims laid out like that before in family groups with the ages. As the Germans approached Kiev, the Russian army withdrew. Russian men of military age had gone with the army, leaving their wives and children behind. It is heartbreaking here to see the groups of a mother or grandmother with young children listed as victims, just as described in Grossman's Black Book. Evelyn Wilcock London |
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meirr@...
I think it is appropriate to mention the poem Babi Yar by Yevtushenko (1961). Read the English translation and the Russian original (text and audio) plus commentary by A.Z. Foreman at:
http://poemsintranslation.blogspot.com/2018/02/yevtushenko-babi-yar-from-russian.html -- Meir Razy meir.razy@... Searching: Kisfajn / Sfard in Rovno,Volhynia Ross in Dubno,Volhynia |
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David Lewin
Yes - decisively it exists look at
www.babynyar.org
and I will send you the Book of Memory
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David Lewin London At 22:43 27/04/2021, David Levine wrote: Hi everyone |
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Harry Boonin
David Levine, on April 27, 2021 asked about names on lists of Jews who were killed at the end of September 1941 at Babi Yar, a 60 yard long ravine.
A partial list of two thousand names of Jews killed at Babi Yar does exist. The book was researched in the late 1970s & early 80s by recent arriving Russian Jews who came to the Philadelphia area. The Soviet Government played no part in the research. Letters were received from the U.S., Israel and Jews from the USSR. The names are given in Russian, English, and Yiddish. The only data are the full names and their age. Many large families are included. Professor Nora Levine of Gratz College in Philadelphia, Shimon Kipnis & Joseph Vinokurov, recent immigrants from the USSR (Kiev), edited the book. If anyone has a name, I would be happy to look it up for them. Harry D. Boonin warrington, Pennsylvania harryboonin@... |
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