Babi Yar
The Largest, Single Massacre in the History of the Holocaust
Babi Yar
Location: Outskirts of Kiev
Date: 29–30 September 1941
Incident type: Genocide, mass murder
Camp: Syrets Concentration Camp
Victims: 33,771 Jews in initial two-day massacre
100,000–150,000 Ukrainians, Jews, Romans, and Soviet prisoners of war on later dates
Memorials: On site and elsewhere
Notes: Possibly the largest two-day massacre during the Holocaust Syrets Concentration Camp was also located in the area.
Babi Yar ravine in Kiev.
The bodies of Nazi Germany's victims in the ravine.
Today
The ravine in the northwestern section of Kiev.