Plan your Visit To Yad Vashem
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Sun-Thurs: 08:30-17:00
Fridays and holiday eves: 08:30-14:00
Saturday and Jewish holidays – Closed

Yad Vashem is open to the general public, free of charge. All visits to Yad Vashem must be reserved in advance.

Tablecloth embroidered by Righteous Among the Nations Rozalia Shevchuk, while sitting on the chair that concealed the hideout of Dzyunya Vandner

For two years the Shevchuk family - Rozalia, Nikolai, and their son, Miroslav, from Borysław, Ukraine concealed Dzyunya Vandner in a hiding place that they created under the entrance of their home. During this period, they took care of her every need, as if she was a member of the family.

Tablecloth embroidered by Rozalia Shevchuk while sitting above the hideout of Dzyunya Vandner
Tablecloth embroidered by Rozalia Shevchuk while sitting above the hideout of Dzyunya Vandner

Tablecloth embroidered by Rozalia Shevchuk while sitting above the hideout of Dzyunya Vandner
Bowl used by  Dzyunya Vandner while she was hidden in the Shevchuk home in Boryslav, Ukraine
Bowl used by Dzyunya Vandner while she was hidden in the Shevchuk home in Boryslav, Ukraine

Bowl used by  Dzyunya Vandner while she was hidden in the Shevchuk home in Boryslav, Ukraine
The Shevchuk home in Boryslav, Ukraine where Dzyunya Vandner was hidden
The Shevchuk home in Boryslav, Ukraine where Dzyunya Vandner was hidden

The Shevchuk home in Boryslav, Ukraine where Dzyunya Vandner was hidden
Dzyunya and Bronislaw Vandner, prewar
Dzyunya and Bronislaw Vandner, prewar

Dzyunya and Bronislaw Vandner, prewar
Nikolai Shevchuk, postwar
Nikolai Shevchuk, postwar

Nikolai Shevchuk, postwar
Rozalia Shevchuk, postwar
Rozalia Shevchuk, postwar

Rozalia Shevchuk, postwar
Miroslav Shevchuk, postwar
Miroslav Shevchuk, postwar

Miroslav Shevchuk, postwar