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Worse than Nazism: It is Babi Yar all over again

Hitler taught the Arabs how to slaughter Jews, yet it can surprise us that the Einsatzaruppen’s chapter in Gaza...

Babi Yar art installations aim to connect visitors with a forgotten past

Israel Kasnett: Over the years, a number of attempts were, in fact, made to commemorate the victims—most of whom were Jewish, though thousands of Roma, mental patients, POWs, Soviet prisoners and Ukrainian dissidents were killed there as well by the Nazis.

Babyn Yar Holocaust Memorial Centre publishes 159 names of Nazi soldiers who murdered Jews one by one

Israel Kasnett:“The majority of killers were German. We have a few names of Ukrainians, but they played secondary roles for the simple reason that the Germans wanted to steal the Jews’ belongings. A genocide is a killing, but it is also stealing,” said Father Patrick Desbois.

Herzog at Babi Yar: Leaders must ‘condemn slightest hint of antisemitism’

“Let us make no mistake: Holocaust denial is still alive and kicking. Anti-Semitism still exists,” said Israel’s President Isaac Herzog.

At long last, Babi Yar victims to receive the respect they deserve

Israel Kasnett: On the 80th anniversary of the mass genocide the Nazis and their collaborators committed against Ukrainian Jews, a memorial centre being built on the site will tell the story of the 1941 atrocity.

Yad Vashem head in Kiev

Yad Vashem Chairman Dani Dayan is in Kiev attending the official memorial ceremony marking 80 years since the Babi Yar massacre.

Isaac Herzog to travel to Ukraine for first state visit as Israel’s president

Herzog is to take part in an official ceremony inaugurating Kyiv’s Babyn Yar Holocaust Memorial Center, alongside Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.

Babi Yar: Images from 1966

Eighty years after the Babi Yar massacre, rare photographs that tell the story of the Soviet-era struggle to commemorate the atrocity have been released for the first time by the National Library of Israel's Central Archives for the History of the Jewish People (CAHJP).

Babi Yar ceremony attended by world leaders

Hundreds of Jewish leaders from across the globe including Australia's Dr Danny Lamm, have taken part in a ceremony at Babi Yar in Ukraine, where an estimated 50,000 Jews were murdered by the Nazis during the Holocaust.