The Final of the XVIII International Creative Works Contest for teachers, school and university students, postgraduates “Lessons of War and Holocaust – Lessons of Tolerance”, organized by the Ministry of Education and Science of Ukraine, “Tkuma” Institute, Museum “Jewish Memory and Holocaust in Ukraine”. The event was dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Babyn Yar tragedy. Approximately 200 creative works were submitted to the Contest this year, only 50 were defended, names of the winners are:
Students:
Third place
Ilya Gerasimenko (Dnipro) – sculptural composition “Holocaust through my eyes”
Schoolchildren:
First place
Nazar Fedoseenko (Mykolaiv region) – the project “Not to be forgotten”
Second place
family tandem of granddaughter and grandmother Anna and Valentyna Vitkovsky (Vinnytsia) – “Under the Star of David and the trident of Vladimir, or little-known pages of the rescue of Ukrainian Jews by fellow villagers during the Holocaust”
Third place
Nazar Tikhonov (Luhansk region) – sociological study “Volunteer movement in Severodonetsk through the eyes of volunteers and students”.
Diploma for the original embodiment of a creative idea –
Gultach Garakishieva (Zaporizhzhia) – “In the footsteps of children's destinies: thirst for life”
Diploma for the best creative work –
Tatiana Retz (Mykolaiv region) – artwork “Extinguished Universes”
Nadiya Veklenko (Poltava region) – triptych Requiem for an unfulfilled dream
Diploma for the best multimedia work –
Iryna Pryhun (Dnipropetrovsk region) – interactive map “Decommunization as a form of preserving the historical memory of the Holocaust”
Diploma for the original embodiment of a creative idea –
Vladislav Kizimov (Odessa) – “War in the memories of the Odessa boy (according to the book by Mikhail Brodsky “Sabaneev Bridge”)|”
Diploma for the best work of the new format –
Anastasia Gridko, Ivan Kornienko, Oleksandra Sereda (Kyiv region) – “History of (not) indifference?! (Interactive tour of the exhibition of children's drawings dedicated to the 75th anniversary of the Babyn Yar tragedy)”
Teachers:
First place
Tetiana Lanevska, Yana Torubarova (Kharkiv region) – “Persecuted by history: Ida Fink's Journey”, or the Museum of One Book” (collaboration of history and art: creative and exploratory project)
Lyudmyla Humeniuk (Vinnytsia Region) – development of an optional course “History of the Holocaust” on “Ukrainians – the Righteous Among the Nations”
Second place
Taras Pylypchuk (Rivne) – “New views on history”: plans-summaries of history lessons on “Destructive war against the Soviet Union in terms of “forgotten” victims of National Socialism”
Alina Dyachenko (Khmelnytsky) – web quest “Never again”
Third place
Iryna Matkovska, Svitlana Yaroshenko (Vinnytsia) – “On Genocide (NOT) PLAYING”, or “Gathering rings of knowledge”
Diploma for the best embodiment of a creative idea –
Anna Sizova (Mykolaiv region) – laptop “Holocaust in Mykolayiv region”
Diploma for the best multimedia work –
Olena Moskalenko (Poltava) – “Escape room” on the topic: “History of the Holocaust in Poltava region”
Diploma for the original embodiment of a creative idea –
Eugene Ashortia (Kharkiv) – cards for facilitation in the study of the history of World War II, elective “History of the Holocaust”
Diploma for the best embodiment of a creative idea –
Liudmyla Bilous (Zaporizhzhia region) – video presentation “Now we will be saved by memory: The Holodomor of 1932-1933 in Zaporizhzhia through the prism of historical sources”
Diploma for the best creative work –
Serhiy Fontalin (Sumy) - creative work “Empty…”
Lilia Volyanyuk (Ternopil region) – plan-summary of the lesson “Deprived of the Motherland. Deportation of Crimean Tatars” historical lesson-case “Stolen Crimea”
We truly thank the participant of the Contest Final event, to the teacher of the Kyiv Higher Vocational School of Construction and Design Natalia Kvasha for conducting a tour of the Babyn Yar Memorial Complex.
Thank to each participant, for your participation in the Contest and for your creative and incredible work!