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A man topples a Hanukkah menora in Kyiv, Ukraine on Dec. 10, 2020. (ZIK)

‘Jews to the graves,’ Ukrainian ultranationalist shouted as he toppled Kyiv Hanukkah menorah

The man posted the video of his action on social media as a model for dealing with “foreign usurpers.”

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Stray dogs roam the Babi Yar monument on March 14, 2016 in Kiev, where Nazis and local collaborators murdered 30,000 Jews in 1941. (Cnaan Liphshiz)

New synagogue will open on Nazi killing grounds of Babyn Yar in Ukraine

The structure is to be inaugurated next year in time for the 80th anniversary of the Kyiv massacre.

All the lights are on at the Great Synagogue of Stockholm, Sweden on Nov. 9, 2020. (Ute Steyer)

European synagogues keep on their lights to mark 1938 Kristallnacht pogroms

“Leave the lights on to commemorate the ones that were extinguished,” the campaign’s organizers wrote to community leaders.

Mordechai and Sheindle Sova were shot in 1941 on a central street of Kyiv, Ukraine and buried in a ditch after they ignored the order to gather to be murdered at Babyn Yar. (Courtesy of Igor Kulakov and the Babyn Yar Holocaust Memorial Center.)

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Nearly 80 years after the Babyn Yar massacre, Ukrainian researchers lift victims out of anonymity

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Red swastikas daubed on Sholem Aleichem statue in Ukraine

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2 streets in Kiev will no longer be named for Nazi collaborators

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Menorah in Kiev vandalized with ‘blood,’ swastika

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Kiev’s American-style JCC gives low-income Jews the millionaire treatment

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Israeli man shot dead near synagogue in Kiev

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Ukrainian marchers in Kiev chant ‘Jews out’

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