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g. children h. women who died during childbirth i. suicides j. refugees k. other: _________________________ 45. What is the oldest known gravestone in the cemetery? 46. Tombstones in the cemetery are datable from a. before 1500 b. 16th century c. 17th century d. 18th century e. 19th century f. 20th century 47. Tombstones and memorial markers are made of a. marble b. granite c. limestone d. sandstone e. slate f. iron g. other ________________________ 48. The cemetery contains tombstones that are a. rough stones or boulders b. flat shaped stones c. finely smoothed and inscribed stones d. flat stones with carved relief decoration e. double tombstones f. sculpted monuments g. multi-stone monuments h. horizontally set stones with Sephardic inscriptions i. obelisks j. other _____________________________ k. none of the above 49. The cemetery has tombstones a. with traces of painting on their surfaces b. with iron decorations or lettering c. with bronze decorations or lettering d. with other metallic elements e. portraits on stones f. metal fences around graves g. none of the above 169
50. Inscriptions on tombstones are in a. Hebrew b. Yiddish c. Polish d. German e. Czech f. Slovak g. Russian h. Hungarian i. other (specify ________________) 51. The cemetery contains special memorial monuments to a. Holocaust victims b. pogrom victims c. epidemic victims d. Jewish soldiers e. other _________________________ 52. The cemetery contains a. marked mass graves b. unmarked mass graves c. no known mass graves VII. Current Use of Cemetery Site (Note: Check as many answers as appropriate) 53. The present owner of the cemetery property is a. the local Jewish community b. the national Jewish community c. the municipality d. a regional or national governmental agency e. private individual(s) f. unknown 54. The cemetery property is now used for a. Jewish cemetery b. part Jewish and part_______________ c. agricultural use (crops or animal grazing) d. recreational use (park, playground, sports field) e. industrial or commercial use f. storage g. waste dumping h. residential i. other ________________________________ 170
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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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Commission Survey Number Oblast (Re
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