It was a short trip of only five days in April when my friends Marla, Jay, Vasyl, Alex and I traveled in Lviv and Ternopil region in Galicia, Ukraine. An intense trip to explore what is left of the Jewish heritage. As always I had two cameras with me – a digital one for colour photographs and an analogue one for black and white. Analogue photography is a slow business, but finally here is now a selection of what I got: synagogues and Jewish cemeteries in the towns of Berezhany, Budaniv, Drohobych, Husiatyn, Korolivka, Monastyryska, Pidhaitsi and Sataniv.
If you like to retrace the blog posts of the trip, please have a look here:
April 17: Drohobych
April 15: Buchach, Monastyryska, Pidhaitsi and Peremyshliany
April 14: Chortkiv, Kopychyntsi, Budaniv, Korolivka and Tovste
April 13: Hrymailiv, Sataniv, Husiatyn, Chabarivka and Probizhna
April 12: Bibrka, Rohatyn, Berezhany and Kosova
In a week I will be in Ukraine again and hope to report Galicia and Bukovina. See you there or at the Vanished World Blog!
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Helo! Thank you verry much for sharing this picture with meI I wander who are you :Christain Hermann ? How do you gut my mail.? Your parents was from berezhany? We were in Berezhany and Levov 20 year ago… And have along video… I will be happy to hear from you! Thanks agai Pnina
בתאריך יום ה׳, 29 ביוני 2017 ב-22:18 מאת Vanished World :
> Christian Herrmann posted: “It was a short trip of only five days in April > when my friends Marla, Jay, Vasyl, Alex and I traveled in Lviv and Ternopil > region in Galicia, Ukraine. An intense trip to explore what is left of the > Jewish heritage. As always I had two cameras with me – a ” >
Pnina, you got this message because you subscribed to the Vanished World Blog. And no, I have no roots in Berezhany. If you like to come in touch please have a look at the imprint.