I continued to work on the analog black and white images of the trip to Bessarabia/Moldova in March/April. Here is the result, including photos of Jewish heritage sites in Orhei, Otaci (Ataki), Prodănești (Prodaneshty), Raşcov (Rashkov), Rezina, Soroca and Zguriţa (Zguritsa). More is coming.
Rezina Jewish cemetery
Raşcov (Rashkov) synagogue
Raşcov (Rashkov) synagogue
Orhei Jewish cemetery
Otaci (Ataki) Jewish cemetery
Otaci (Ataki) Jewish cemetery
Otaci (Ataki) Jewish cemetery
Prodănești (Prodaneshty) Jewish cemetery
Soroca Jewish cemetery
Zguriţa (Zguritsa) synagogue
Zguriţa (Zguritsa) synagogue
Zguriţa (Zguritsa) Jewish cemetery
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Vanished World 
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Hi Christian.
I have been following your journey documenting a vanished world. My maternal grandparents were deported from Czernovitz and died in Moghilev-Podolsky. Could you guide me to a cemetery registry and photo registry if any?
Thank You
Rony Eisenthal
Much information should be in the JewishGen database, I imagine.
Hi Christian,
I am designing a website for Ataki community, would be happy to chat with you.
Thanks.
Thanks for the fascinating travelogues and pics – I’m in Odessa now, was just in Moldova (chisinau and Tiraspol – very briefly visited Jewish cemetery in Tiraspol, but didn’t have much time).
My mother’s family was from Rashkov. thank you for sharing these photos