One-Street Museum
Tiny museum crammed with thousands of documents, photos and heirlooms from a single historic street.
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This guide to the One Street Museum on Kyiv's Andriyivskyy Descent follows a professor of Hebrew and the Old Testament whose keepsakes sit in its collection. It goes back to Kyiv in nineteen eleven, when a schoolboy vanished near a brick factory and a Jewish superintendent was charged in one of the most notorious trials of the Russian Empire. Along the way you'll meet a priest who once walked into a pogrom crowd in his vestments.
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