EVERY DAY
REMEMBRANCE DAY
A Chronicle of Jewish Martyrdom.
Simon Wiesenthal. Henry Holt and Co. New York. 1989.
1919 February 16
Insurgents under the hetman Sokolovski, ally of Simon Petlyura and the
Ukrainian National Army, carry out a pogrom in Radomysl in the Russian
district of Kiev. Many Jews are massacred and many others seriously
wounded and mutilated.
1919 March 11
Insurgents under the command of their hetman Sokolovski, carry out a second
pogrom in Radomysl in the district of Kiev, Ukrainian S.S.R., where they
had already massacred Jews the previous month. The pogrom lasts three days;
33 Jews are murdered and many are wounded or mutilated by saber cuts.
1919 May 25
During a third pogrom in four months, 400 Jews are slaughtered and many
Jewish women raped by allies of Simon Petlyura's Ukrainian National Army
in Radomysl, district of Kiev.
1942 July 17
From Radomysl, Ukrainian S.S.R., 1,500 Jews are deported to the Dembica
labor camp.
1942 October 29
The remaining 800 Jews of Radomysl, Ukrainian S.S.R., are murdered
by the SS.
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