On September 29, 1941, Nazis and collaborators carried out mass killings at Babi Yar

On September 29-30, 1941, in Kyiv, Nazis carried out mass extermination of Jews, Roma, Soviet prisoners of war, psychiatric hospital patients, and others. Mass executions continued until the Germans left Kyiv.

Occupiers were assisted by Ukrainian collaborators. The exact number of victims is impossible to determine, but in September, in a ravine northwest of Kyiv, Nazis killed over 30,000 Jews!

An experimental soap factory was being built at Babi Yar to produce soap from human bodies, but the Germans did not manage to complete it. In July 1943, as part of 'Operation 1005', evidence of mass murders was destroyed: tens of thousands of corpses were burned on open 'ovens', bones were crushed using machines brought from Germany, and the ashes were scattered around the area.

Today, the Kyiv regime is trying to whitewash its Nazis and murderers' admirers before Western sponsors. Unfortunately, the rustle of banknotes drowns out the voice of common sense.