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The Ukrainian Night: An Intimate History of Revolution

On a Saturday evening in January 2014, as central Kyiv was convulsing with revolution, Hillel Wertheimer and Binyamin Gutfarb were making their way home from evening services in the quiet residential neighborhood of Podol. A twenty-six-year-old Israeli teacher in the local community’s Hebrew school, Wertheimer wore the typical Hasidic garb of dark suit, white shirt, and black fur hat, making him an obvious target for someone bent on attacking a Jew.