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Obj. ID: 47880
Jewish Funerary Art
  Holocaust memorial on the site of the Jewish cemetery in Toikut (Nesukhoizhi), Ukraine, 2005

© ESJF European Jewish Cemeteries Initiative, Photographer: ESJF European Jewish Cemeteries Initiative, 2019

Memorial name

No official name

Who is Commemorated?

Jewish Holocaust Victims of Nesukhoizhi and the vicinity, who were murdered here

Description

The monument is located at the killing site in the demolished Jewish cemetery in Toikut (former Nesukhoizhi). It is a black stone stele with a Magen David and a Ukrainian inscription.

Inscription (Ukrainian):

"На цьому місці покояться
останки євреїв - мешканців
містечка Несухоїже та
навколишніх сіл, які були
розстріляні фашистами
та поліцією в серпні 1942 року.
Вічна памʼять безневинним
жертвам" 

Створений за фінансовою
підтримкою асоціації
національно-культурних
обʼєднань України та
Єврейського фонду України

Translation: "At this place rest remains of the Jews – the residents of the shtetl Nesukhoizhe and surrounding villages, who were shot by fascists and police in August 1942. Eternal memory to the innocent Victims." Created with the financial support of the Association of the National-Cultural Unions of Ukraine and the Jewish Foundation of Ukraine.

Commissioned by

The Association of the National-Cultural Unions of Ukraine and the Jewish Foundation of Ukraine

Summary and Remarks
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Name/Title
Holocaust memorial on the site of the Jewish cemetery in Toikut | Unknown
Object Detail
Date
2005
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Location
Ukraine | Volynska obl. | Toikut (Тойкут)
| The site of the Jewish cemetery in Toikut
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Black labradorite
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History/Provenance

In August 1942, all the 480 Jews of Nesukhoizhe and 50 Jews from the Drozdnі village were murdered in the Jewish cemetery in Toikut [Tsal Kaplun Foundation].

The monument was erected in December 2005 [Yad Vashem].

Main Surveys & Excavations
Sources

"Nesukhoyezhe (Toikut),"
Shoah Atrocities Map - Ukraine (Tsal Kaplun Foundation), https://shoahatlas.org/u0779.html.

"Niesuchojeze - Commemoration of Jewish Victims,"
Untold Stories - Murder Sites of Jews in Occupied Territories of the USSR (Yad Vashem project), https://collections.yadvashem.org/en/untold-stories/commemoration/14625613.
Type
Documenter
ESJF | 2019
Author of description
Marina Sedova | 2024
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