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- Pechora (also Pechera or Pecioara; Russian: Печера or Печора) was a concentration camp operated by Romania during World War II in the village of Pechora, now in Ukraine.The concentration camp was established on the gated grounds of what had been a private estate of the Polish noble Potocki family on the banks of the Southern Bug river, which was converted into a sanatorium for tuberculosis patients after the Russian revolution. The camp was located in the Romanian zone of occupation of Ukraine. Beginning in November 1941, Jews from the surrounding regions, including Tulchyn, Bratslav, Shpikov, Tostyanets, as well as more distant regions, were brought to Pechora to perish in the enclosed grounds. At the camp, prisoners were murdered not through systematic extermination by gas, but rather through starvation, thirst, and exposure to the elements. No photos of the camp in operation are currently available, though survivor testimonies are plentiful. Although estimates vary, it is believed that as many as 35,000 prisoners were killed at the camp. By the time the camp was liberated by the Red Army on March 17, 1944, no more that 300-400 people were left alive. A mass grave is located at the nearby Jewish cemetery. Today, the grounds of the former estate are known as "Pechera Park" and are open to visitors, while the main administrative building on the grounds operates as a hospital. There are relatively few reminders of its sinister role during the war. A few memorial plaques have been erected on the grounds, while a more extensive monument and additional memorial stones stand at the site of the mass graves at the Jewish cemetery. (en)
- Il campo di concentramento di Pechera (anche Pechora o Pecioara; in russo: Печера o Печора) fu un campo di concentramento gestito dalla Romania durante la seconda guerra mondiale nel villaggio di Pechera, ora in Ucraina. (it)
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- Il campo di concentramento di Pechera (anche Pechora o Pecioara; in russo: Печера o Печора) fu un campo di concentramento gestito dalla Romania durante la seconda guerra mondiale nel villaggio di Pechera, ora in Ucraina. (it)
- Pechora (also Pechera or Pecioara; Russian: Печера or Печора) was a concentration camp operated by Romania during World War II in the village of Pechora, now in Ukraine.The concentration camp was established on the gated grounds of what had been a private estate of the Polish noble Potocki family on the banks of the Southern Bug river, which was converted into a sanatorium for tuberculosis patients after the Russian revolution. No photos of the camp in operation are currently available, though survivor testimonies are plentiful. (en)
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- Campo di concentramento di Pechera (it)
- Pechora concentration camp (en)
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