Interview with Anatoliy Bazilevskiy, born in Askaniya Nova, Ukraine in 1936, regarding the mass murders of Jews in Askaniya Nova during 1942-1943

Interview with Anatoliy Bazilevskiy, born in Askaniya Nova, Ukraine in 1936, regarding the mass murders of Jews in Askaniya Nova during 1942-1943 German occupation; eviction of his family from their apartment; life in brick ovens at the edge of the town; testimony regarding mass murders of Jews near the quarry at the edge of the town (the corpses were thrown into the quarry); pulling out and theft of gold teeth [of the victims] before the murder; help to his family by a local man named Moroz, and his stories about the murders of Jews; collaboration by the policeman Kulik and other policemen, in the transfer of Jews from other cities to the murder site; Anatoliy's mother hides her girlfriend from the Communist Party; air-raids on the town; mass murders from late 1942 until the liberation in 1943; information regarding the murder site; refusal by the authorities to establish a monument in memory of the victims.