Hanukkah and Christmas are coming closer – a time of gifts in which I would like to give a present to all who accompanied my trips through Eastern Europe’s Jewish past and present. A calendar for 2017 with some of my photos is out now for free download. You may produce it on your own printer or at an on-line store of your choice. The calendar consits of photos from Jewish heritage sites in Ukraine, Moldova, Poland and Romania. Enjoy and have a great 2017!

Vadul-Raşcov Jewish cemetery, Bessarabia

Brodno Jewish cemetery, Warsaw

Olesko synagogue, Galicia

Mărculeşti Jewish cemetery, Bessarabia

Rezina Jewish cemetery, Bessarabia

Vadul-Raşcov Jewish cemetery, Bessarabia

Belz Jewish cemetery, Galicia

Zhovkva synagogue, Galicia

Botoșani synagogue, Romania

Chernivtsi (Czernowitz) Jewish cemetery, Bukovina

Bratslav synagogue, Podolia

Lviv, Galicia

Trochenbrod, Volhynia

There are two versions of the calendar for download – a German and an English one. Both contain the essential Jewish and Christian holidays (according to the Gregorian calendar).

Creative Commons License

To provide high-resolution images on-line, always brings up a copyright problem. The solution is a Creative Commons license. Printing the calendar for privat purpose is no problem anyway. Who reproduces the calendar or parts of it, must follow certain rules. The images may not be used for commercial purposes. Who makes changes to the calendar – translations into other languages or adding more holidays by example – has to make it available to others in the same way as I did.
Information on the license is available here: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/
If you feel confused regarding the license, please ask me!

Technical Specification

Pages: 13
File type: PDF
Resolution: 300 dpi
Color mode: CMYK
Page size: 600 x 426 mm
Size after trimming: 594 x 420 mm

It is a calendar for 12 months with a cover sheet in A2 size and file properties as expected by most print shops. It makes sense to read the data sheets of on-line print shops and to make changes if necessary.

Where To Print?

Copy shops and on-line print shops offer economic procedures in digital printing. A recommendation for Germany and Europe is https://www.wir-machen-druck.de. They print a calendar in A2 for about 10 euros. I am pleased when users share experiences with other print shops in their countries.
Download

>> Download the German version via Dropbox (PDF, 1,47 GB)
>> Download the English version via Dropbox (PDF, 1,47 GB)

If you have recommandations for on-line print shops, please share it here for the benefit of others!

I wish you a great 2017!