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Nemyriv (Lvivska). Small concrete monument with plaque in Russian. Novohrad-Volynskyj (Zhytomyrska). Reddish stone pyramid with Hebrew engraved set atop triangle of black stone with engraving to form three-dimensional Star of David. Incorporated into red pyramid is stone sculpture of human figure. Monument is in park and dedicated on its own elevated ground. Odesa (Odeska). Rough stone in center of Odessa with engraved Russian. Ostroh (Rivnenska). Memorial plaque and round stone with attached plaque in Hebrew and Russian at killing site in forest. Ozeriany (Volynska). Pechora (Vinnytska). Stone monument with bust atop. Plaques in Russian and Hebrew. Erected 1970. Polonne (Khmelnytska). Large stone obelisk with star atop and attached plaque in Russian at killing site in forest. Polonne (Khmelnytska). Rectangular stone with engraved text. Monument is fenced off at edge of park/forest. Putyla (Chernivitska). Large cylindrical, sculpted stone. Monument is reddish and engraved with faces, figures, and text in Russian and Yiddish. Rava-Ruska (Lvivska). Monument is constructed of assembled tombstones supporting each other in an open area behind a small, blue fence. Rivne (Rivnenska). Freestanding sculpted metal menorah. (Figure 39) Rivne (Rivnenska). Freestanding stone sculpture of human figures inside/under large metal pieces and trees. Rivne (Rivnenska). Monument in center of cemetery with engraved stone (Russian and Hebrew) set atop fragments of smaller stones. Rivne (Rivnenska). Plaques in Hebrew mounted on stones surround the monument square in Rovno. The plaques list the names of Rovno’s Jews who were murdered by the Nazis. Sambir (Lvivska). Plaque on wall of Jewish cemetery in Russian in memory of Sambir’s Jews murdered by Nazis. Sarny (Rivnenska). Semakovtsy (Ivavo-Frankivska). Marker at mass grave site. Shepetivka (Khmelnytska). Large rectangular stone memorial set on stone behind fence at killing site. Skalat (Ternopilska). Plaque in English and Russian on fence of Jewish cemetery in memory of martyred Jewish community of Skala. Skala Podilska (Ternopilska). Large black stone with engraved Hebrew and Russian text set on stone in field at site of destroyed Jewish cemetery. Skvira (Kyivska). Red stone with engraved image and Russian. Monument is set on stone blocks. 145
Starokostiantyniv (Khmelnytska). Large white stone with rectangular base and obelisk peak. On stone is mounted plaque in black with gold lettering. Monument is fenced off. Stavyshche (Kyivska). Monument composed of three brown marble tablets engraved in Russian and Hebrew. Monument is in forest. Talne (Kyivska). Square grey stone with white lettering on stone base. Monument is fenced. Ulaniv (Vinnytska). Vinnytsia (Vinnytska). Stone obelisk set on black stone monument with Russian plaque. Monument is fenced. Volodymyrets (Rivnenska). Large square stone set in forest. Engraved in Hebrew and Russian. Monument is at killing site of 3,000 Jews. Voznesensk (Mykolaivska). Large light stone set on block. Engraved in Russian and Yiddish. Monument is at killing site of 20,000 Jews. Vysotsk (Rivnenska). Zhytomyr (Zhytomyrska). Slab of red granite with Hebrew and Ukrainian inscription set on concrete Star of David shaped base. (Figures 1&2) Zvenyhorodka (Cherkaska). Large, black, square stone with engraving. Monument is fenced. 146
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JEWISH CEMETERIES, SYNAGOGUES, AND
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May 30, 2005 Message from the Chair
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APPENDIX VI: LIST OF USEFUL CONTACT
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Additional thanks go to many indivi
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Map of Ukraine and Oblasts (Regions
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The condition of the sites surveyed
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More localized efforts have also ar
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Fig. 1. Kamjanka-Buzka (Lvivska obl
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Fig. 4. Busk (Lvivska oblast), Ukra
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Fig. 8. Brody (Lvivska oblast), Ukr
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Fig. 12. Sadhora (Chernivetska obla
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(Lviv square). Unfortunately, there
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Many of the most important Jewish t
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communal property, the elimination
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Fig. 14. Lviv (Lvivska oblast), Ukr
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looking to restore historic synagog
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Of great concern is the continuing
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Fig. 18. Lviv (Lvivska), Ukraine. N
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The wooden synagogues of Poland (in
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Fig. 20. Ostroh (Rivnenska oblast),
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inadvertent defilement of some reli
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III.4 (b) Types of Gravestones and
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Fig. 22. Zinkiv (Khmelnytska oblast
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IV.2 Ukrainian Jewish Sites Under C
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Fig. 26. Rava-Ruska (Lvivska oblast
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cemetery sites. Thus, many Jewish c
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Fig. 28. Lutsk (Volynska oblast), U
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IV.3 (b) Legal and Political Initia
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cooperation with the Kalusher Socie
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‣ Cemeteries with no in situ grav
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Fig. 34. Belz (Lvivska oblast), Ukr
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Commission, which raised half of th
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Fig. 36. Babyn Yar (Kyivska oblast)
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neither has been vandalized. At eac
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Fig. 38. Babyn Yar (Kyivska oblast)
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IV.5 Synagogues Since the end of Co
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In 1926, the Soviet authorities clo
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Fig. 42. Zhovkva (Lvivska oblast),
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V. AUDIENCE V.1 The Return Home Who
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Such a peaceful, beautiful place! T
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Fig. 45. Medzhybizh (Khmelnytska ob
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VI. ISSUES FOR CONSIDERATION 72 As
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The example of the Czech Republic i
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Fig. 49. Berdychiv (Zhytomyrska obl
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D Danylovo (Zakarpatska) Dashiv (Vi
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Medzhybizh (Khmelnytska) Meleny (Zh
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Storozhynets (Chernivetska) Strusiv
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Zinkiv (Poltavska) Znamianka (Kirov
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Oblast (Region) Town Name of Synago
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Page 103 and 104: Oblast (Region) Town Name of Synago
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Page 107 and 108: Commission Survey Number Oblast (Re
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Page 157 and 158: Association of Jewish Organizations
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Page 189 and 190: 34. Belz (Lvivska oblast), Ukraine.
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