syrets

Memorial for the children killed in Babi Yar

Babi Yar is a ravine in Kyiv where Nazis massacred tens of thousands, including many children. This memorial specifically commemorates the young victims, featuring poignant sculptures and plaques. It stands within the broader Babi Yar Holoc

Babi Yar

Babi Yar is a deeply significant historical site, a ravine on the outskirts of Kyiv where over 33,000 Jews were systematically murdered by Nazi forces in just two days of September 1941. Today, the area is a vast memorial park dotted with n

Babi Yar monument

The Babi Yar monument in Chokolivka stands as a solemn reminder of one of the darkest chapters of World War II, commemorating the thousands of victims massacred at this ravine. The stark, sculptural forms evoke a deep sense of loss and refl

Babiy Yar Gypsy Victims Memorial Sign

This somber sign marks the tragic fate of the Romani people executed at Babiy Yar, serving as a crucial reminder of one of history's darkest chapters. It stands as a beacon of memory, ensuring that the voices of the victims are never silenc

Cornerstone of the Jewish Heritage Community Center

This modest cornerstone marks the future site of a Jewish heritage community center, symbolizing resilience and cultural revival in Priorka. Engraved with Hebrew and Ukrainian text, it represents a bridge between past and present for the lo

Cross in Memory of Executed Orthodox Priests

This solemn cross stands in Chokolivka as a poignant memorial to Orthodox priests who were executed during periods of religious persecution. The simple yet powerful monument features a traditional Orthodox cross atop a stone base, often ado

Cross in Memory of OUN Members Executed at Babi Yar

This poignant iron cross stands at the edge of the Babi Yar ravine in Vidradnyi, marking the site where members of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists were executed during World War II. The cross, adorned with a traditional Ukrainian

Cross in Memory of OUN Members at Babi Yar

This cross serves as a dedicated memorial to the members of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) who were executed at the Babi Yar ravine. It marks a somber chapter in history, acknowledging the victims of political repression a

Cross in memory of OUN members executed at Babi Yar

This solemn cross stands as a poignant memorial to the members of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists who were executed at the infamous Babi Yar ravine during World War II. The site, marked by a simple yet powerful religious symbol,

Cross in memory of executed Orthodox priests

Standing solemnly in the quiet outskirts of Avtozavodskyi, this towering wooden cross marks the site where two Orthodox clergymen—Archimandrite Oleksandr Vishnyakov and Protopriest Pavlo—were executed by Nazi forces on November 6, 1941. Ere

Dub Shurun (Shurun Oak)

Dub Shurun is a magnificent ancient oak tree, standing as a silent witness to centuries of history in the Nyvky area. Its gnarled trunk and sprawling canopy create a striking natural monument that locals revere. The tree is a popular spot f

Eternal Sorrow

This memorial, titled 'Eternal Sorrow', is a deeply moving tribute located in the Nyvky district of Kyiv. Its sculptural form, often depicting a grieving figure or abstract representation of loss, evokes the enduring pain of war and tragedy

Eternal Sorrow Memorial

The 'Eternal Sorrow' memorial in Syrets is a solemn tribute to those who lost their lives in conflict, likely World War II or local tragedies. Its stark, sculptural form evokes grief and remembrance, often featuring an eternal flame or symb

Eternal Sorrow Monument

This solemn war memorial, known as 'Eternal Sorrow,' commemorates the victims of conflict in the region. The central sculpture, often depicting a grieving figure, is crafted from dark stone and evokes a profound sense of loss. Surrounding t

In Memory of Shot Football Players of FC Dynamo Kyiv

This poignant memorial commemorates the football players of FC Dynamo Kyiv who were tragically killed during the war. It stands as a symbol of peace and the enduring spirit of sports amidst conflict. Visitors often leave flowers and footbal

In Memory of the Shot and Burned Jews (1941–1944)

This memorial in Kyiv commemorates the Jewish victims who were shot and burned by the Nazis between 1941 and 1944. It stands as a poignant reminder of the horrors of war and the Holocaust. Visitors can pay their respects and reflect on this

Installation of Monoculars with Photos of Babi Yar 1941

This poignant installation features monoculars displaying historical photographs from the Babi Yar massacre of 1941, one of the most horrific events of the Holocaust. By looking through the lenses, visitors are confronted with haunting imag

Installation of Monoculars with Photos of Babyn Yar 1941

This poignant installation features monoculars displaying photographs from the Babyn Yar massacre of 1941, creating a powerful and immersive historical experience. Located in the vicinity of the tragic site, it serves as a modern memorial t

Jewish Cemetery Gravestones

Amidst the quiet streets of Avtozavodskyi, these weathered matzevot stand as solemn testaments to a once-vibrant Jewish community. Each stone, etched with Hebrew inscriptions, whispers stories of heritage and resilience against the backdrop

Memorial Sign to Killed in the Kurenivskaya Disaster of 1961

This memorial sign commemorates the victims of the Kurenivskaya disaster of 1961, a tragic mudslide in Kyiv that resulted in hundreds of casualties, long shrouded in Soviet secrecy. The simple yet poignant marker stands as a solemn tribute

Memorial Sign to Those Killed in the Kurenivskaya Disaster of 1961

This solemn memorial marks the site of the Kurenivska mudslide disaster of 1961, a tragic event that claimed hundreds of lives in Kyiv. The stone monument, featuring a simple cross and commemorative text, stands amid a peaceful grove, offer

Memorial Sign to Victims of the 1961 Kurenivka Landslide

Standing solemnly amidst the greenery of Syrets, this stone memorial honors the lives lost during the tragic 1961 Kurenivka landslide. The site serves as a quiet, reflective space where nature's power and human resilience intersect. Visitor

Memorial cross to those executed in Babiy Yar

This solemn memorial cross stands within the Babi Yar ravine, a haunting reminder of the mass executions carried out by Nazi forces in 1941. The simple yet powerful Christian cross, often adorned with fresh flowers, honors the tens of thous

Memorial for the Children Killed at Babi Yar

Standing solemnly within the shadow of the infamous ravine, this poignant statue honors the innocent victims of one of the Holocaust's most brutal massacres. Dedicated in 2001, the memorial captures the tragedy through the eyes of those los

Memorial for the Children Killed in Babi Yar

Memorial for the Executed Roma in Babi Yar

Memorial for the executed Roma in Babi Yar

Memorial of KS OUN

Memorial sign to killed one in the Kurenivskaya disaster of 1961

Memory Sign of Gypsies Executed in Babiy Yar

Memory Sign of Roma Executed in Babiy Yar

Menorah

Menorah Monument

Mirror Field

Mirror field

Monocle Installation with Babyn Yar 1941 Photos

Monocular Installation with Photos of Babyn Yar 1941

Monument to Victims of Nazism

Monument to the Cross to Those Executed at Babiy Yar

Monument to the cross to those executed at Babiy Yar

Monument to victims of Nazism

National Historic Preserve JD

Olena Teliha

Olena Teliha Memorial

Shurun Oak

Sign of the social and cultural center "Inheritance"

Solomyanka Jewish Cemetery Gravestones

Tatiana Marcus Memorial

Tetiana Markus

Tetyana Markus

Tetyana Markus Monument

The Crystal Wall of Crying

The Egg

To Syretsky Concentration Camp Victims Memorial

To the Victims of Fascism Monument

Вічна скорбота

Дуб Шурун

Синагога

Cornerstone of the Jewish heritage community center

In memory of shot football players of FC Dynamo Kyiv

Monument to the Liberator Soldiers

Oaks of 6th November

Installation of Monoculars with Photographs of Babyn Yar (1941)

To the Employees of Kurenivka Tram Depot

Memorial sign to those who died in the Kurenivskaya disaster of 1961

Oleksandr Bestuzhev's Chestnut Tree