Sugacka N. The Genocide of South Ukrainian Jewish Population During the German-Romanian Occupation (1941-1944)

The object of research is a politics of Genocide against the Jewish population of the Southern Ukraine during the Great patriotic War on the temporarily occupied territory.The aim of research: to display objective developments of Holocaust in the Southern Ukraine, to learn their regional specific and tragic consequences. The Subjec of research: peculiarities of anti-Jewish politics in German and Romanian zones; role and methods of anti-Jewish propaganda which was implemented by the occupational government. The methods of research: logical, comparative-history, sinchronic, descriptive. The results of research and novelty: on principle new sources, which for many long years were kept in the SBU special archives and military Office of Public Prosecutor achieves and also in the former closed funds of party archives, from new positions the attempt to display and reveal the politics of Genocide of the Jewish population of the Southern Ukraine was done. The work determines the social grounds of collaborationand their methods of the justifying of their actions. Using numerous archive sources, documents and memoirs of eyewitnesses the author proves that on the South of Ukraine in contrast with the other occupied territories Jews didn't have any possibility to survive. The sphere of usage: subsequent development of subject of research, writing of summarizing labours, train aids, during reading of courses of history of Ukraine, history of Holocaust, history of the Great patriotic War.