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The collection includes a photocopy of a 2002 publication on a series of Ukrainian Jewish writers, including Chaim Gildin: Gildin, Chaim. circa 1937. “Autobiography,” in Repressed Jewish Writers of Ukraine, 5-6. Kiev: 2002. The collection also includes a photocopy of Chaim Gildin's 1945 NKVD file.

Sound-film Studio: Central Studio of Documentaries

Photocopies of "Soviet War News" from 1944. Contains information about the German invasion of the USSR; the "sacking" of Kiev; mass killings; the Babi Yar massacre; killings in Rovno (a.k.a.Rowne) and Odessa; Soviet prisoners of war; the Majdanek concentration camp; the German invasion of Estonia; and the deportation and killing of citizens of Lʹviv (Lvov).

May Day: Workers and peasants gather in large crowds to hear speeches given by the German occupation. Translation of Russian narration: May Day - the German national holiday was also celebrated by all liberated populations of Eastern areas. Now liberated peasants are given possession of the land. [Abrupt pause, and then picks up again] ...documents for land ownership.

Selected titles of the files containing information on occupation and local administration, population policies and the Holocaust: File 2. Orders and instructions by the general commissar of the city of Kiev and gebiet commissar of city ... (sic). 1941-1942. Holocaust-related documents in the file: Pages 14-15 contain ‘Governmental Notification No. 4,’ a ‘Temporary order on the levying of taxes and ...

VS of a line of horse drawn carts driven by civilians are on the move. Civilians with spades are walking by a river/lake. CUs of civilians digging in the ground to build defense lines (trenches).

Collectie 176: Nederlandse Oost Compagnie > Nederlandse Oost Compagnie (NOC) > Bijkantoor Rowno en Kiev

The formal studio portrait was photographed in Kiev, Ukraine, and depicts Fanya Martynova as a child wearing a sailor suit dress and holding a doll. Caption in Russian on the verso.

Samples of Soviet radio propaganda directed to Bulgaria from the radio station "Hristo Botev" located in the Soviet Union, which raise issues such as the persecution of Jews in Thrace and Macedonia and German crimes in Kiev, Ukraine.

Testimony, plus documents, photocopied, in Russian, with some English translation and an inventory, about the author's experience during the German occupation of Kiev, including an eyewitness account of mass killing at Babi Yar.