School museum of Kalynivske village

There were up to three hundred documents by 2022. The collection included memoirs of the village's residents - concentration camp inmates, and diaries about the Holocaust (about 10 original diaries that did not survive the occupation ща 2022). Nothing from this part of the collection concerning the Jewish history of the village survived the Russian occupation in 2022. Citation: “There were records of testimonies, such as Natasha Sereda's, how she was in 1944, at the beginning of the year the Germans came, gathered them all here, how they were expelled. She, to her credit, took a student's notebook and wrote down all the time, every day. She started with the weather: “Today is March, it's slushy, muddy, we are walking to Snihurivka, we are being chased, loaded into freight cars, and taken away.” And all this until April 5, until the liberation. In Odesa, she escaped.” Now there are two boxes with unorganized photos, about 80 pieces from the 20s of the 20th century to the present. 3 photos with a list of local Holocaust victims. 8 photos of local participants of World War II, some of them of Jewish origin. 2 handwritten sheets with a list of 62 local participants of World War II. 2 handwritten memoirs of veterans (4 pages by A.S. Althaus and 3 pages by A.A. Kirin). 1 photo with local schoolchildren of the second part of the 30s of the 20th century with inscriptions in Yiddish. Access by prior request. By prior agreement.