Here is the next selection of analog black and white photos from the trip to Bessarabia/Moldova in spring 2016. I’m glad to have time to work on the images, without interruptions by further journeys. This set contains pictures of Jewish heritage sites in Alexandreni, Bălţi (Beltsy), Lipcani, Orhei, Otaci (Ataki), Rybnitsa and Vadul-Raşcov (Vadul Rashkov). As many Moldovan towns and cities have been fully destroyed in World War II, the cemeteries are often the last voices of the Jewish history.

Lipcani Jewish cemetery

Lipcani Jewish cemetery

Alexandreni Jewish cemetery

Bălţi (Beltsy) Jewish cemetery

Bălţi (Beltsy) Jewish cemetery

Orhei Jewish cemetery

Orhei Jewish cemetery

Orhei Jewish cemetery

Otaci (Ataki) Jewish cemetery

Otaci (Ataki) Jewish cemetery

Rybnitsa Jewish cemetery

Vadul-Raşcov (Vadul Rashkov) Jewish cemetery

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