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Online Guide of Murder Sites of Jews in the Former USSR

Vinnitsa, Ukraine, An SS man shooting a man's head over a mass grave, probably 1941
Vinnitsa, Ukraine, An SS man shooting a man's head over a mass grave, probably 1941

Vinnitsa, Ukraine, An SS man shooting a man's head over a mass grave, probably 1941
Putivl, Ukraine, The burial of Jewish Soviet citizens tortured to death
Putivl, Ukraine, The burial of Jewish Soviet citizens tortured to death

Putivl, Ukraine, The burial of Jewish Soviet citizens tortured to death
Vinnitsa, Ukraine, Exterior of a synagogue
Vinnitsa, Ukraine, Exterior of a synagogue

Vinnitsa, Ukraine, Exterior of a synagogue
Novgorod Severski, Ukraine, The Kazakevitch, who perished in the Holocaust, 1941
Novgorod Severski, Ukraine, The Kazakevitch, who perished in the Holocaust, 1941

Novgorod Severski, Ukraine, The Kazakevitch, who perished in the Holocaust, 1941
Lubny, Ukraine, An order calling the city Jews to gather for "re-settlement" on 16/10/1941
Lubny, Ukraine, An order calling the city Jews to gather for "re-settlement" on 16/10/1941

Lubny, Ukraine, An order calling the city Jews to gather for "re-settlement" on 16/10/1941