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at the dentist office  at a Podolia Polyclinic, run by the Kiev Society for Relief to the Needy 1920s

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Nekhama Rubezhevskaya was born in Chernobyl, Ukraine  in 1871. She was a housewife. Prior to WWII she lived in Kiev, \
Nekhama was murdered in the Shoah. Submitted to Yad Vashem by her grandson  Vladimir Zeev Rubarkh

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Kiev 1920s  the operating room at the Surgical Hospital, run by the Kiev Society for Relief to the Needy

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A group of members of the He - Chaluts movement in the town of Ruzhin in the Kiev district.

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The Soviet house in Kiev during world war 2

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Young couples from Kiev on their wedding day near the memorial monument at Babi Yar, Kiev

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A synagogue in Kiev (Kiyev)

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Participants at the unveiling of the memorial monument at Babi Yar, Kiev

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The author Shalom Aleichem, photographed in Kiev (Kiyev) in 1877.

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A victory procession through liberated Kiev (Kiyev) in the spring of 1944. In the photo: a plaza with a statue of Ukrainian national hero Bogdan Chmielnick

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Members of the leadership of the Ha - Shomer ha - Tsa'ir youth movement in Kiev (Kiyev) in 1923.

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Golda and Yoyna  Shostak. \. Prior to WWII she lived in Kiev, 

Golda was murdered in the Shoah  Babi Yar eYoinyna was killed as soldier for the Red Army

This information is based on a Page of Testimony (displayed here) submitted by her niece, Lidiya Tyutyunik Polyak Gold

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Forced laborers from the Ukraine getting on freight trains in a railway station in Kiev (Kiyev).during the holocaust

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Kiev is the birthplace of the world’s first branch of Jewish Scouting, known as Hashomer Hatzair.

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Zeilik Maryanovski was born in Zlatopol, Ukraine in 1870. He was marriedfir
 Prior to WWII they lived in Kiyev, Ukraine . During the war he was in Kiyev, Ukraine .

Zeilik and his wife were murdered in the Shoah 
This information is based on a Page of Testimony ) submitted by their grandson, Grigori Marianovski

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Studio portrait of three unidentified young women wearing coats and hats: (Jewish Daily Forward English caption:) "When clothes made the woman -- three girl students..." (Yiddish caption) "When girls liked to look like women.... 20 years ago."

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1926 Kiev staff and children of a Jewish children's home, "recently visited by M. Siganievitsh, a representative of the Argentinian Jews..." (in Yiddish on frame). (Russian/Yiddish sign: "...home maintained by Detroit Federation of Ukrainian Jews.")

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Group portrait on a wooden porch at a "sanatorium for educated people" (Yiddish and German inscriptions): (French registration form on back:) "Client: the Executive Committee, address: Jewish, entered: 19th, for: 21st, ...zinc, copper, -Observations -."

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