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In the 1940’s, in what is now Lviv, Ukraine, a 13-year-old Jewish girl named Krystyna Chiger spent more than a year hiding from the Nazis in the city sewers to avoid capture. During that time, she wore a green sweater and later wrote a book about her experience called “The Girl in the Green Sweater.” That book sent a Maryland woman on a year's long odyssey. Ksenia Turkova reports. Camera: Alexey Zonov
The subreddit r/Kanye is no longer analyzing the rapper's lyrics — it's educating about the dangers of Nazism and the Holocaust.
The researchers discovered how at least 20 Jews were able to remain alive in the gutter for more than a year among rats and worms.
Artifacts from the group of 21 who were fleeing the Nazis are found in a large cave under Lviv's streets; local historian tells Reuters they dug a tunnel from the ghetto
Tunnel's discovery made as Israel and Ukraine prepare to commemorate anniversary of Babi Yar massacre.