A family with a dog near the house
There 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 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 moreThe photo is taken in front of the "Lakomka" cafe in Artemivsk (now Bakhmut) at 50 Artema (now Myru [Peace, eng.]) Street. In the bottom row on the left is…
Read moreTaras Koval, Artemivsk (now Bakhmut)
Read moreTaras Koval and Valentyna Bohadytsia at the monument to Artem in the city of Artemivsk (now Bakhmut) on Svobody Square
Read moreOlena and Viktor Koval with their daughter Olena, Artemivsk (now Bakhmut), Svobody Square, behind the house at 65 Radianska [ukr.] [Soviet, eng.] (now…
Read moreFrom left to right: Andriy Bohadytsia (uncle of the archive owner), Taras Koval (archive owner), Nataliia Yarmarkina on the apartment balcony at 65 Sovetska…
Read moreOleksandr and Valentyna Bohadytsia visiting the Kovals, Ivan and Oleksandra, Artemivsk (now Bakhmut), on the Kyrpychnyi alley. The owner of the archive…
Read moreTaras Koval in the Nyzhnyi [Lower, eng.] Park
Read moreTaras Koval with his parents. The city of Artemivsk (now Bakhmut), Svobody Square, near the monument to Artem. Behind the building on Sovetska [Soviet, eng.]…
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Read moreLeft: Olena Bohadytsia, mother of the owner of the archive at a kindergarten in Artemivsk (now Bakhmut)
Read moreIn the foreground is Bohadytsia Viktor Petrovych, the great-uncle of the owner of the archive, a geologist by profession, who held a position in the geology of…
Read moreViktor Koval with his son Taras. Bakhmut, the intersection of Gagarin and Sovetska (now Nezalezhnosti Street) streets, with Gagarin Street behind them
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.
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