Shtetls
Krasilov articles published in Yalkut Vohlin in 1945 and 1946
17.11.2014
In 1945 and 1946, the Israeli Hebrew publication Yalkut Vohlin [Vohlin Anthology] printed two articles by Israel Savouray, describing the Ukrainian village Kresilov. An English translation of these
Manivtsy Extermination Site and the Orlintsy Camp for Jews
17.11.2014
Written by Dr. Martin C. Dean, Applied Research Scholar, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Center for Advanced Holocaust Studies, Washington
1947 – First Visit to Mass Grave at Manivtsy
03.01.2014
1947 – First Visit to Mass Grave at Manivtsy.
Krasilov, a Shtetl in Podolia
12.09.2013
Krasilov is the old shtetl, located on the border of Podolia and Volhynia, halfway between Proskurov and Starokonstantinov. The name “Krasilov” [the root of the
Meema Basia, Partisan and Hero of the Soviet Union
21.08.2012
My mother was the oldest of four children. She had two brothers, Philip and Joseph, and a sister, Basia. My mother left Krasilov, a shtetl
