The armed killers showed up on doorsteps, hunting their victims where they lived. Eighty years ago, the Holocaust arrived in Jewish families’ front yards and town squares. 1941 isn’t the Holocaust narrative we are used to. There are no cattle cars, no barbed wire fences, no shaved heads or striped uniforms.
Babyn Yar
Washington Post: How the Holocaust moved from concentration camps to Jewish victims’ homes
People look at the exhibition near the Minora monument at Babyn Yar during ceremony to mark the International Holocaust Victims Remembrance Day in Kyiv on Jan. 27, 2021.
