Bogdanovka was a concentration camp set up by the Romanian government in the autumn of 1941. In 10 days in December 1941, following an outbreak of typhus, more than 40,000 people, primarily Ukrainian Jews, were murdered there.
Bogdanovka was a concentration camp set up by the Romanian government in the autumn of 1941. In 10 days in December 1941, following an outbreak of typhus, more than 40,000 people, primarily Ukrainian Jews, were murdered there.