Ukrainian Victims
- 621 members of Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN) were executed.
- Ukrainian poet and activist Olena Teliha and her husband bandurist Mykhailo Teliha were executed there on February 21, 1942.
- Volodymyr Bahaziy - the previous Mayor of Kiev
- Roman Bitsa, - writer
- I. Bondarenko - the head of the oblast union of food workers with his wife and children,
- Konstantin Bukhalo - writer
- Orest Chemerynsky - boy-scout leader
- Teodosiy Cherednychenko - the rector of the Kyiv Politechnical Institute,
- Lev Didyk - (1915–1941) Ukrainian boy-scout leader
- Yevhen Forostivsky and his wife,
- Mykhailo Halasa - boy-scout leader
- Odarka Huzar-Chemerynska, writer
- Yuri Ihnatenko - writer
- Ivan Irliansky, - writer
- O. Klymenko, - football player
- Vasyl Kobryn, - writer
- M. Korotkyj, - football player
- Ivan Koshyk, - writer
- I. Kuz'menko, - football player
- Professor Lazarenko the rector of the Kyiv Medical University,
- Roman Liasota - poet
- Sashko Linchevsky - poet
- Professor Makhynia,
- Petro Oliynyk, writer
- Yaroslav Orshan-Chemerynsky writer and newspaper editor,
- Ivan Rohach poet, editor of the Ukrainian literary newspaper "Slovo", his author wife, and sister Anna,
- Ivan Romanov - the head city engineer for Kyiv,
- Ivan Roshko, - (1919–1941) writer and boy-scout leader.
- Mykhailo Rudnyk - poet
- Volodymyr Skorobsky - poet and Ukrainian boy-scout leader
- Yevhen and Yevheniy Sukhoversky.
- I. Sychenko, - writer
- Kost' Teslenko - poet
- M. Trusevych, football player
- Ivan Yakovenko - writer
- A couple of dozen Ukrainian orthodox priests, monks and nuns among them Bishop Vyshniakov and Archbishop Pavlo.
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