It's an example of the dangers gpt poses today. Not sure where you got the impression these are family anecdotes

I don’t think the post above makes a good point because there’s no links to evidence. They talk about “declassified archives”, “US spy plane”. Like, what is that? Saying “Russian lies” 10 times in every paragraph doesn’t turn a rant into compelling argument.

I mean, I get it, the poster above is Ukrainian and wants to turn every discussion in a certain direction. It’s just there’re many places on the internet they can vent.

Airplanes from various countries took aerial photographs of Kyiv during the WWII. By comparing these photographs, changes that have occurred can be identified. For example, this[0] photograph of Babi Yar was taken by Germans in 1943. We can see a trapezoidal area around a radio tower near to Babi Yar, which casts a long shadow. In the upper right corner of this area, a rectangular grave can be seen where 621 Ukrainians were buried by the Germans. It's a large grave.

To this day, I have not been able to find the grave of tens of thousands of Kiev Jews, neither in photographs nor through eyewitness testimony. The burial sites of Jews in other cities in Ukraine, such as Vinnitsa or Rivne[1], are well known, with memorials that bear the names of the deceased. These are large objects that are easy to find because relatives knew who was taken for execution and where they were shot, and then erected memorials. However, I cannot find anything similar for Kiev Jews. Neither my relatives nor I know the location of their burial.

SBU declassified soviet archives. Some of them are available there: https://avr.org.ua/?idUpCat=1328

[0]: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/9/94/Luftwaff...

[1]: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Holocaust_memori...

The most annoying internet thing remains Holocaust denial, apparently.