Obj. ID: 54623
Memorials Soviet Holocaust memorial on the mass grave in Mykulychyn, Ukraine
Memorial name
No official name
Who/What is Commemorated?
Jews from Mykulychyn and Hungary killed in this site
Description
The monument is located on the mass grave in Mykulychyn. It is a pyramid-shaped monument probably made of concrete, with a Soviet star at its top.
Inscription:
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Commissioned by
The family of the Holocaust Survivor and partisan Max Privler and Nemchuk Family, who rescue Max Privler during the Holocaust
sub-set tree: 
Several thousand Jews from Mykulychyn and Hungary perished here. The monument was erected by the efforts of the family of the Holocaust Survivor Max Privler and Nimchuk family, which rescued Privler during the war [Solovka; Izrail po-russki].
In 2010, another Holocaust Survivor from Mykulychyn Ruth Michel Rosenstock came to Mykulychyn and cleaned up the killing site, putting a memorial plaque there [March of Life].
A new monument appeared near the Soviet one in 2020.
"Ievreiskie geroi: Maks Privler, rebenok-soldat, spassia v Kholokoste i boretsia s terrorom," Vesti Izrail po-russki, May 9, 2017, https://www.vesty.co.il/articles/0,7340,L-4959243,00.html (accessed July 1, 2024)
"Saying “never again” is not enough!" March of Life, https://marchoflife.org/saying-never-again-is-not-enough/ (accessed July 1, 2024)
Solovka, Liubov and Svitlana Oryshko, 150 iz 150 tysiach... Holokost yevreiv Prykarpattia yak skladova etnodemohrafichnoi Katastrofy Skhidnoi Halychyny, (Ivano-Frankivsk: Foliant, 2019), p. 559.