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Photographs of Kiev

Photographs of Kiev. (Courtesy: Bronkesh Family). Independence Square, Kiev. Khreschatyk Blvd which was booby trapped by Nazis. . Dozens campaigning for presidency of Ukraine. Andy Warhol-like campaign. Production farm. Kiev medical school.

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Photographs of Kiev

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  1. Photographs of Kiev (Courtesy: Bronkesh Family)

  2. Independence Square, Kiev

  3. Khreschatyk Blvd which was booby trapped by Nazis.

  4. Dozens campaigning for presidency of Ukraine

  5. Andy Warhol-likecampaign

  6. Production farm

  7. Kiev medical school

  8. BabiYar, where 180,000 Kiev residents including some 34,000 Jews were killed

  9. Pastoral scene? BabiYar's wooded ravines where on Sept. 29, 1941 Jews dug pits to be their grave

  10. BabiYar memorial

  11. Children's memorial, BabiYar

  12. Another BabiYar monument on the ravine site

  13. Restorationunderway

  14. Many beautiful churches in Kiev

  15. Massivegovernmentbuilding

  16. Dniepr River

  17. SholemAleichemwriter

  18. Funicular

  19. Kiev folkartincludingBarak Obama maruchkadolls

  20. Shirts

  21. Beaded necklaces

  22. Church

  23. EnteringPodil, lower Kiev

  24. Podil Synagogue built in 1885 and rebuilt after being partially destroyed in WWII

  25. One of the synagogues in Kiev

  26. Podilsynagogue, Kiev

  27. Opera house

  28. The Motherland - titanium giant towers over memorial

  29. Birthplace of Golda Meir

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