Private collection of Chekhutska Valentyna Yukhymivna

History

Chekhutska Valentyna Yukhymivna, born on 11.08.1929, former director of the district folk history and local history museum in Velyka Oleksandrivka village, Beryslav district. She participated in the work on the “Book of Sorrow of Ukraine” for the Kherson region, wrote in the local press about the Holocaust in the region.

Geographical and Cultural Context

Materials on the history of the former Kalinindorf Jewish district, present-day Beryslav district of Kherson oblast, from the 1940s, Holocaust period, second half of the 20th century.

Mandates/Sources of Authority

Private initiative

Building(s)

Stored in the private apartment of Chekhutska V.Y.

Archival and Other Holdings

none

Finding Aids, Guides, and Publication

Publications in local periodicals (Zhayvir, Holos Trudovnyka, Veteran of Ukraine), monograph “220 years” by Chekhutska V.Y.

Opening Times

Preliminary contact with V. Chekhutska.

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Private collection of Chekhutska Valentyna Yukhymivna
- Private collection of Chekhutska Valentyna Yukhymivna
- 00666901
- English
- Paper, photocopies, manuscripts, postal letters.
- Updated 4 days ago
One folder entitled “Kalininske”, which consists of 30 sheets of biographical information about local Jews, their memoirs, photographs, and correspondence with one of them who left for Israel. Also in the folder are two handwritten sheets with a list of local Holocaust victims, 20 publications by Chekhutska V.I. on the Holocaust published in local periodicals, and 8 handwritten sheets on the Holocaust. Dates from the second half of the 20th century.