Babi Yar is a tract on the northwestern outskirts of Kyiv, between Lukyanivka and Syrets. This place became world famous because of the mass shootings, mostly of Jews, carried out by the German occupiers in 1941-1943 during the Second World War. More than 100-150 thousand people were shot in total. A historical and memorial reserve and a planned Holocaust memorial are located here.
Below are photos of the monuments of Babi Yar.
Monument to the victims of Babi Yar
Monument to Tatyana Marcus
Stele in memory of ostarbaiters
The menorah is a monument to the executed Jews
Memorial stone in Babi Yar
A stone laid in the 60s on the anniversary of the first mass shooting of Jews
Monument to the children shot in Babi Yar
Monument to Olena Teliha
Monument to shot Roma in Babi Yar «Romani Wagon»
Cross in memory of Ukrainian nationalists shot in Babi Yar
The cross at the place of execution of Orthodox priests in November 1941.
