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An internationally acclaimed documentary novel that describes one of the largest single mass executions of the Holocaust
"Everything in this book is true."
Anatoly Kuznetsov was a twelve-year-old living in Kiev, Ukraine, when the Germans occupied the city in 1941. His age allowed him to escape the notice of Nazi perpetrators and local collaborators as he observed the war crimes committed against Jews, Roma, Ukrainian nationalists, and Soviet prisoners of war. More than 33,700 people lost their lives in a two-day massacre, followed by as many as 66,000 over the next two years.
At fourteen, Kuznetsov began writing about what he had seen, later supplementing his manuscript with survivor and eyewitness testimony, supporting documents, and the efforts of the Soviet government to conceal any trace of the atrocities perpetrated at Babi Yar. The serialized book was published in the USSR only after extensive censorship, but Kuznetsov converted the original full text to film and smuggled it out of Russia when he defected.
Now restored to its original condition, Babi Yar offers a unique, multi-faceted perspective of some of the darkest days of the Holocaust, written by a surviving witness.
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Babi Yar A Document in the Form of a Novel New Complete Uncensored Version A Anatoli Kuznetsov Books Reviews :
An internationally acclaimed documentary novel that describes one of the largest single mass executions of the Holocaust
"Everything in this book is true."
Anatoly Kuznetsov was a twelve-year-old living in Kiev, Ukraine, when the Germans occupied the city in 1941. His age allowed him to escape the notice of Nazi perpetrators and local collaborators as he observed the war crimes committed against Jews, Roma, Ukrainian nationalists, and Soviet prisoners of war. More than 33,700 people lost their lives in a two-day massacre, followed by as many as 66,000 over the next two years.
At fourteen, Kuznetsov began writing about what he had seen, later supplementing his manuscript with survivor and eyewitness testimony, supporting documents, and the efforts of the Soviet government to conceal any trace of the atrocities perpetrated at Babi Yar. The serialized book was published in the USSR only after extensive censorship, but Kuznetsov converted the original full text to film and smuggled it out of Russia when he defected.
Now restored to its original condition, Babi Yar offers a unique, multi-faceted perspective of some of the darkest days of the Holocaust, written by a surviving witness.
A. Anatoli (Kuznetsov),Babi Yar A Document in the Form of a Novel; New, Complete, Uncensored Version,Farrar, Straus and Giroux,0374528179,Essays,Europe - Russia the Former Soviet Union,General,Babi Yar Massacre, Ukraine, 1941,Historical fiction,Soviet Union - History - German occupation, 1941-1944,War stories,010102 FSG Paper,Biographical,FICTION / Historical / World War II,General Adult,HISTORY / Russia the Former Soviet Union,History,History - General History,History/American,History American,LITERARY COLLECTIONS / Essays,Non-Fiction,POLITICAL SCIENCE / General,babi yar massacre; babyn yar; babi jar; holocaust novels; historical fiction about real people; holocaust memoirs; russian fiction; holocaust literature; based on a true story; disturbing holocaust books; realistic historical fiction; holocaust books with non jewish characters; nonJewish holocaust memoirs; ukranian world war ii memoir; holocaust in Ukraine; Ukrainian jews; russian jews; occupied ukraine; nazi occupied kiev; mass killings; documentary novel; autobiographical novel; syrets concentration camp; extermination camps; genocide; wwii war crimes; nazi war crimes; soviet banned books; books banned in the ussr; roman a clef; bildungsroman; ukrainian novels,babi yar massacre; babyn yar; babi jar; holocaust novels; historical fiction about real people; holocaust memoirs; ukrainian novels; russian fiction; holocaust literature; based on a true story; disturbing holocaust books; realistic historical fiction; holocaust books with non jewish characters; nonJewish holocaust memoirs; ukranian world war ii memoir; holocaust in Ukraine; Ukrainian jews; russian jews; occupied ukraine; nazi occupied kiev; mass killings; documentary novel; autobiographical novel; syrets concentration camp; extermination camps; genocide; wwii war crimes; nazi war crimes; soviet banned books; books banned in the ussr; roman a clef; bildungsroman
Babi Yar A Document in the Form of a Novel; New, Complete, Uncensored Version (9780374528171) A. Anatoli (Kuznetsov) Books
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