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  1. A park in southeast Denver dedicated to the two hundred thousand victims who died in Babi Yar, Kiev, Ukraine, USSR between Sept. 29, 1941 and Nov 6, 1943. The park is decorated with symbolic features and monuments, including a "Grove of Remembrance".
     
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