Zurandzhi's family in the photo studio
The Zurandzhi family is the maternal ancestors of the owner of the archive
Read moreThe Zurandzhi family is the maternal ancestors of the owner of the archive
Read morePetro and Yevheniya Bohadytsia. The maternal great-grandparents of the archive owner
Read moreFrom left to right: Petro Oleksandrovych Bohadytsia, Yevheniya Seraphymivna Bohadytsia and Mykola Seraphymovych Zurnadzhi, Yevheniya's brother. The owner of…
Read moreLarysa Bohadytsia (aunt of the archive owner) with her girlfriend, Artemivsk (now Bakhmut)
Read moreThe family of Oleksandr and Valentyna Bohadytsia with friends, Torez (now Chystiakove)
Read moreOlena Koval (Bohadytsia) and Viktor Koval
Read moreViktor Bohadytsia, great-uncle of the owner of the archive
Read moreOleksandr Bohadytsia and Taras Koval. Comment by the owner of the archive: ‘This is Dmytro Tsohlin's car, a Moskvich Izh kombi, with manual control (the pedals…
Read moreOleksandr Bohadytsia with his Scottish collie Bim. The owner of the archive comments: ‘He lived with us in Horlivka since 1984, my first dog. I had already…
Read moreThere are several persons in the photo: Dmytro Tsohlin (who leans on a crutch; he suffered amputations of 2 legs during World War II, therefore used a…
Read moreOleksandr and Valentyna Bohadytsia visiting the Kovals, Ivan and Oleksandra, Artemivsk (now Bakhmut), on the Kyrpychnyi alley. The owner of the archive…
Read moreLeft: Olena Bohadytsia, mother of the owner of the archive at a kindergarten in Artemivsk (now Bakhmut)
Read moreLarysa Bohadytsia, aunt of the owner of the archive, in Artemivsk (now Bakhmut), in the courtyard of 15 Radianska Street [Soviet Street, eng.] (now…
Read moreTaras Koval on the balcony of an apartment at 65 Sovetska Street (now Nezalezhnosti Street), behind him are the buildings at 64 and 62 Sovetska Street.
Read moreStudents of secondary school No. 11 in Artemivsk (now Bakhmut). Olena Bohadytsia is on the far right.
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