Image of kindergarten children from Kindergarten No. 1 in the Korabelnyi District of Mykolaiv during the Third Soviet Famine. Children such as these starving in the famine were referred to as «пухлі діти», "chubby children" because of their distended abdomens.
The only photo of Berditchev rabbi Shulim Zisevich Friedman (1895 – 1938) with his children. He was arrested and sentenced to death in 1938. None of his children survived WWII.
A story of Vasyl′ Tkachenko, a Hodomor victim, told by his great-grandson Vasyl′ Fedorovych Tkachenko, recorded by Serhiǐ Polishchuk in the Korobchyne village, Novomyrhorod district, Kirovohrad region.
Consecration of the church from the village Kryvka in 1931 became a landmark event for Ukrainian Lviv. The church was dedicated to Sophia - the Holy Wisdom of God.
The plate is painted with blue, yellow and green colors on a gray background. In the center, the circle is framed with blue paint. On the bottom of the plate around the circle in larger triangles are placed smaller triangles of blue, yellow and green colors. Between them are circles, which are divided into two halves and filled with an ornament. Semicircles with curls inside are placed between larger rhombuses. The sides of the plate are decorated with a row of green teeth.
A traditional Ukrainian silyanka necklace beaded with colors of yellow, burgundy, green, white, red, and blue. The necklace pattern is geometric and below the design are white beaded loops.
A photograph depicting artist, author and translator Alla Herburt Ǐohansen and two children in front of the "Slovo" House in Kharkiv, а residential house built by the literary authors' cooperative in late 1920s.
