Google Share on Facebook (redirected fromBabi Yar Massacre) Encyclopedia Ba·bi Yar (bä′bē yär′, bä′byē) A ravine outside Kiev in north-central Ukraine where over 30,000 Jews were killed by German troops in 1941. American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Ed...
Babi Yar (redirected from Babi Yar Massacre)Also found in: Dictionary. The following article is from The Great Soviet Encyclopedia (1979). It might be outdated or ideologically biased. Babi Yar a large ravine in the northern part of Kiev, between the suburbs of Luk’ianovka and Syrets. ...
Google Share on Facebook Babi Acronyms Encyclopedia Wikipedia Related to Babi:Babi Yar,Babi Yar Massacre (ˈbɑːbɪ) n 1.(Other Non-Christian Religions) a disciple of the Bab 2.(Other Non-Christian Religions) another word forBabism ...
1965年,當時有辦一個Babi Yar紀念公園的設計比賽,強調人命的價值和大屠殺的悲哀,但當局政權沒接受任何提案。1966年9月24日,猶太運動份子在墳墓那放了一塊布,上面寫「娘子谷」,5天後全國人民,除了猶太人之外,還有烏克蘭與俄羅斯知識份子,特別是Viktor Nakrasov和Ivan Dziuba也參加了遊行。 在蘇聯時期,猶太運動者都想...
Massacre at Babi Yar remembered in Ukraine
another from a German soldier who used a submachine gun to murder hundreds of Jews, attest to the chaos of the massacre as it unfolded. WithBabi Yar. Context, Loznitsa continues to mine the archives for what amount to living documents of a past that, as is all too clear, reverberate into...
Babi Yar, large ravine on the northern edge of the city of Kyiv in Ukraine, the site of a mass grave of victims, mostly Jews, whom Nazi German SS squads killed between 1941 and 1943. Soviet accounts after the war speak of 100,000 dead, but the true numbe
Babi Yar, prose work by Anatoly Kuznetsov, published serially as Babi Yar in 1966. This first edition, issued in the Soviet Union, was heavily censored. A complete, authorized edition, restoring censored portions and including further additions to the text by the author, was published under the...
Israel marks 70 years since Babi Yar massacreARON HELLER
Babi Yar Russian site of WWII German massacre of the Jews. [Russ. Hist.: Wigoder, 56] See:Anti-Semitism Babi Yar ravine near Kiev where Nazis slaughtered 10,000 Jews. [Russ. Hist.: Wigoder, 56] See:Genocide Allusions—Cultural, Literary, Biblical, and Historical: A Thematic Dictionary....