Thank you for sharing. My wife was born and raised in Mogilev, and I have spent a lot of time there. I have a book called Разделенные войной Дети войны вспоминают: Могилев (Separated by War, Children of War Remember: Mogilev) that's an oral history collection from individuals who were children in the city during the war, both Jews and Byelorussians. Some of the accounts are absolutely gut-wrenching. The level of violence in the city for that three-year period is unimaginable.
Thank you for sharing. My wife was born and raised in Mogilev, and I have spent a lot of time there. I have a book called Разделенные войной Дети войны вспоминают: Могилев (Separated by War, Children of War Remember: Mogilev) that's an oral history collection from individuals who were children in the city during the war, both Jews and Byelorussians. Some of the accounts are absolutely gut-wrenching. The level of violence in the city for that three-year period is unimaginable.
Our everyday lives are so easy compared to this horror.
Heartbreaking images.