Liudmila Titova
Illustration — Liudmila Titova, Jewish-Ukrainian poet, author of 1941 "Babi Yar" poem Liudmila Titova was a Jewish-Ukrainian poet from Kiev, wife of the poet Ivan Yelagin (Іван Єлагін) also from Kiev, whom she had first met as a schoolgirl. Her famous poem "Babi Yar" written in 1941 – discovered only in the 1990s – was the first-ever literary work devoted to the 1941 massacre of Ukrainian Jews during the Holocaust. She was an eyewitness of these events.
Liudmila Titova
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Illustration — Liudmila Titova, Jewish-Ukrainian poet, author of 1941 "Babi Yar" poem Liudmila Titova was a Jewish-Ukrainian poet from Kiev, wife of the poet Ivan Yelagin (Іван Єлагін) also from Kiev, whom she had first met as a schoolgirl. Her famous poem "Babi Yar" written in 1941 – discovered only in the 1990s – was the first-ever literary work devoted to the 1941 massacre of Ukrainian Jews during the Holocaust. She was an eyewitness of these events.
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Liudmila Titova is a Soviet poet and writer.
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- 1.Исаак Трахтенберг. Не прогоняй из сердца своего…. Людмила Титова, 1941 – 1942, Киев. Virtual Museum of Babiy Yar. 2013.
- 2.Babiy-Yar.Livejournal.com. Первые стихи о Бабьем Яре. Людмила Титова. October 4, 2012.
- 3.Юрій КАПЛАН. ВIДЛУННЯ БАБИНОГО ЯРУ. Газета Література та життя. Конгрес літераторів України. 6. 20 August 2007.
- 4.Свобода Слова «Не прогоняй из сердца своего...» (PDF file)
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