Many of these are part of a recent emergence of interest/concern for Jewish and Holocaust history in Ukraine. They are likely particularly vulnerable if the Russians get to/attack Lviv.
This memory work will be massively set back by this war already sadly.
Monument and Jewish tombstones in what was the former Jewish cemetery.
Remains of the magnificent Golden Rose Synagogue, Lviv.
Memorial to the #Holocaust at the site of the Golden Rose Synagogue.
Memorial on the site of the Lviv reform synagogue.
Memorial to Soviet victims during occupation 1939-1941. This will most certainly be destroyed if the Russians get here.
The Kleparow train station near the #Janowska concentration camp that witnessed the deportation of the Jews of Galicia to the gas chambers.
The site of the #Janowska concentration camp where as many as 80,000 Jews were murdered.
Holocaust denial is a belief system, not an historical position. It is based on faith, not evidence. You will never convince someone not to be a denier because denial is not a rational historical position.
"We couldn't find the maps of plantations" = "it was hard to find them so we stopped looking."
Because I bet there ARE maps of all these plantations, but they weren't available in her Google search results.
Not "just history," she says and goes on to talk about the loss of generational wealth as if there aren't hundreds of Reconstruction historians who have made precisely this point.