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Updated website of the project "One Stone - One Life: 80 Stumbling Stones for Kyiv"

The UCHS is proud to present the updated website for the Stumbling Stones project, now featuring a fresh design, an intuitive interface, and an even deeper historical experience. A dedicated team of historians, educators, researchers, webmasters, and designers has worked tirelessly to make the platform more accessible and informative.

What’s new?

An interactive map allows you to locate the Stumbling Stones in Kyiv and plan your visit.

Updated biographies share the stories of individuals who perished at the hands of the Nazis or managed to escape persecution.

The Media section highlights key publications about the project, offering deeper insights into its historical significance.

Visit the website, explore these memorials in Kyiv, pause for a moment, read the names—feel history come alive.https://kyivstones.org/

The project is implemented by the Ukrainian Center for Holocaust Studies in cooperation with the Space of Tolerance Educational Centre at the initiative of the German Embassy in Kyiv / Deutsche Botschaft Kyjiwwith the support of the Kyiv City State Administration.

Announcements

4/21/2025
International scientific conference ‘EAST EUROPEAN JEWRY: HISTORY, CULTURE, TRADITIONS’ [More]
4/10/2025
Submissions to the XXV Medvinsky All-Ukrainian Competition ‘History and Lessons of the Holocaust’ are being accepted. The deadline for submitting works: 10 April 2025. [More]
3/27/2025
International Scientific and Practical Conference ‘The Crisis of Modern Geopolitics: The World Between Democracy and Authoritarianism’, Hryhorii Skovoroda University in Pereiaslav, 27-28 March 2025. [More]
3/1/2025
International conference Sex, Gender, and the Liberation of the Jews in Eastern and Central Europe (1860-1945) 24-25 June 2025, Uzhhorod [More]
2/10/2025
I.B. Medvynsky All-Ukrainian Competition of Student Research and Art Works “History and Lessons of the Holocaust” [More]

4/17/2025
"Hide-and-seek with death" play about the Holocaust premieres in Chernivtsi

On 11 April 2025, the Hryhorii Aheiev Folk Drama Theatre and the Bu-Bu-Bu Children's Theatre Studio premiered a performance in Chernivtsi based on the graphic novel Hide and Seek with Death. Children Stories about Non-Children History, written by the team of authors: Anna Yamchuk, Mykola Kushnir, Anna Tarnovetska and Nataliia Gerasym.
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4/15/2025
Updated website of the project "One Stone - One Life: 80 Stumbling Stones for Kyiv"

The UCHS is proud to present the updated website for the Stumbling Stones project, now featuring a fresh design, an intuitive interface, and an even deeper historical experience. A dedicated team of historians, educators, researchers, webmasters, and designers has worked tirelessly to make the platform more accessible and informative.
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4/11/2025
Bulletin «Lessons of the Holocaust», № 1 (81), 2025

Dear colleagues! The fresh issue of information-pedagogical bulletin of UCHS «Lessons of the Holocaust», № 1 (81), January-March, 2025 has been published.
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4/10/2025
International Romani Day

April 8 is International Romani Day. This day is intended to draw attention to the culture, history, and issues of the Romani people, highlighting the contribution of the Romani community worldwide.
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4/3/2025
Webinar for Participants of the Medvinsky All-Ukrainian Competition ‘History and Lessons of the Holocaust

At the end of March 2025, a webinar was held for future participants of the I.B. Medvinsky All-Ukrainian Competition History and Lessons of the Holocaust.

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Updated website of the project "One Stone - One Life: 80 Stumbling Stones for Kyiv"

Announcements

Latest News

"Hide-and-seek with death" play about the Holocaust premieres in Chernivtsi

Updated website of the project "One Stone - One Life: 80 Stumbling Stones for Kyiv"

Bulletin «Lessons of the Holocaust», № 1 (81), 2025

International Romani Day

Webinar for Participants of the Medvinsky All-Ukrainian Competition ‘History and Lessons of the Holocaust