Babi Yar, Kiev, Ukraine

Babi Yar, Kiev, September 2010

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Travel & Events

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• Babi
• Yar
• holocaust
• Nazi
• Jew
• massacre
• Kiev
• Ukriane
• soviet
• ussr

[virgoattitude]

The zionist movement (western media) wants the world to believe that it was only the jews who were victimised, they don't even think for 1 second that there were other races and religions who suffered as much or even worse than they did not only in ww2 but throughout human history. The soviets were affected the worst in ww2 yet you don't see them erecting holocaust museums in every developed country around the world in order to gain sympathy. Long Live the Orthodoxy Brotherhood!!

[jaredmorgan1]

@virgoattitude I agree to a point and despite the loss of life I believe it was the Soviet army that turned the tide of the war. Who took Berlin after all?

[aish1990]

u r the only one that mentions the other victims also and not only the jews, thankyou

people made it look like the victims were only jews

[jaredmorgan1]

@aish1990 The simple fact is Jews were not the largest group of those killed, victims also included thousands of Soviet POWs, communists, Gypsies, Ukrainian nationalists and civilian hostages.

[virgoattitude]

@jaredmorgan1 Jared, another little-known fact is that Greece can take alot of credit for determining the outcome of WW2. When the Italians invaded Greece, the Greek forces annihilated the Italian invaders and went one step further in occupying parts of Italian controlled Albania thus prompting Hitler to intervene. The unplanned "Greek Campaign" caused Hitler to delay his invasion of the USSR by 24 days - winter set in and the rest is history.

[Boutiquez]

@jaredmorgan1

The soviets sustained as many as 27,000,000 dead during the War but despite the sacrifice they couldn't defeat the Germans alone. Western aid to the soviets (12,000 tanks, 350,000 trucks, 10,000 aircraft and millions of tons of food etc) is part of the story but without the bleeding-off of German resources into Italy, The Med. and finally France at crucial moments (like Kursk) the Soviets would have been beaten by the Germans.

[discoqueen1970]

@virgoattitude there were other victims, however only the Jews were picked because of their religious beliefs. It seems to me that there is still some hatred out there. This however, I do believe not ONE Jew will sit back and let it happen! I pray for all victims of hatred.

[virgoattitude]

@jaredmorgan1 without a doubt Jared I completely agree, the Soviet thrusts forced the Germans to use immense resources(including crack units) to counter their advance which greatly benefitted the Allied push from the west. If the Soviets had only held their ground OR Germany never invaded USSR then it would've been next to impossible to dislodge the German units across Europe.

[ms2Anita]

@jaredmorgan1 -The simple fact is that only Jews were killed Just Because They Were Born as Jews,,regardless of their politics,regardless if they practiced judaism or not..

All other victims were killed not because of their heritage but because of what they did – Russian and Ukrainian partisans, communists etc..

Another big difference that only Jewish Children, women and elder ppl were killed too,,While all NonJewish victims were grown up people..

[ms2Anita]

@jaredmorgan1 , 2 - Watch documentary video on my channel – Ukrainian eyewitnesses (who are old ppl now) telling to Catholic priest that germans didn’t even shot jewish babies but just throwed them ALIVE in the grave,,(with the help of locals)..

Have you ever heard that babies of communists’ or other non-jewish victims were throwed alive in the grave in Babiy Yar ?

[ms2Anita]

@aish1990 . ''people made it look like the victims were only jews''..

Not true,,On the opposite, Soviet propaganda did never mentioned jewish victims of Babiy Yar - They was talking instead about other victims..

Soviet Russian poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko was first telling about jewish victims in his poem Babiy Yar 1961..

But he been repressed by soviet regime for telling this fact

[Bosirant]

The killing at Babi Yar went on for a long time and included over 100,000 victims, even up to150,000, including Red Army soldiers taken prisoner, many of whom were Ukrainian, and Ukrainian patriots who opposed the Nazi German occupation.

Bolshevik Russia's NKVD used this site first to kill Ukrainian patriots and others opposed to Russian Bolshevism and Stalinism--even before the Nazi Germans did-- so Babi Yar is really a place where both Nazi Germany and Bolshevik Russia committed genocides.