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Askold's Grave is a part of the park complex on the right bank of the Dnepr River. In ancient days this area was called Ygorskoe Urochishe. According to the legend, on this very site near the Dnepr River in 882 prince Oleg killed the sons of Kie, princes Askold and Dir. Then he ascended to the throne and became a very successful ruler of Rus. As for Askold and his brother, they were buried on the place where they were killed.
Babiy Yar is a ruefully known place of grief over the victims of appalling genocide, anti-Semitism and World War II. Babiy Yar is a ravine that became the communal grave of thousands of people who were butchered by the Nazi. On 19 September 1941 the Fascist troops occupied Kiev and on September 29 they started to shoot civilians in Babiy Yar. According to German documents in two days 33,771 Jews were killed
Some people think that children railway is just a toy, a little steam engine and cars with a remote control. It is not really true. Children railway is a narrow-gauge line with real trains and stations. Children from the age of 9 to 15 years old work on the railway as machinists, train-drivers, conductors and so forth. All summer long, supervised by experienced professionals, they drive trains, take care of the cars and transport passengers.
Podol is an old district of Kiev, where craftsmen and fishermen used to live. The district was formed after the fire of 1811, when all the wooden constructions burnt down. Several slopes, including the famous Andreevsky Spusk, lead to Podol. The compositional center of Podol is a large Kontraktovaya Square, where each house is interesting in its own way
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