This week marks 80 years since of one of many worst massacres of World Battle Two. Almost 34,000 Jews have been killed by the Nazis on the ravine of Babyn Yar within the Ukrainian capital Kyiv within the house of simply two days.
It was a part of a sustained German try and wipe out Jews throughout Japanese Europe, with historians estimating that greater than two million have been shot lifeless and buried in mass graves. Many have been in Ukraine – and as our correspondent Jonah Fisher stories – the nation remains to be grappling with the query of how the atrocities must be remembered.
Producer: Hanna Chornous
Digicam: Oleksandr Popenko
