Let Us Remember. History and Lessons of the Holocaust. Works by Young Researchers
This is a collection of the research works by winners of the All-Ukrainian I.B. Medvinsky Competition of Students’ Research and Art Works “History and Lessons of the Holocaust” in the years of 2010 – 2019. This competition is one of the most important annual events by Ukrainian Center for Holocaust Studies.
The research papers touch on a variety of topics dealing with the history of Ukrainian Jews during WWII, the Holocaust on the territory of Ukraine.
The collection will be useful for senior high school students who are interested in the history of the XX century and who plan to take part in this or similar competitions.
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