Because I have not published anything on Vanished World since July, there were already worried inquiries whether I’m fine. Yes, I’m fine and I’m working on a new photo book on Eastern Europe’s remaining Jewish heritage – mainly consisting of images from Ukraine, Moldova, Romania and Poland. The result of countless trips. Have a first look in!
Alexandreni Jewish cemetery, Moldova
Bălţi Jewish cemetery, Moldova
Berezhany Jewish cemetery, Ukraine
Bibrka synagogue, Ukraine
Botoșani synagogue, Romania
Bratslav synagogue, Ukraine
Busk synagogue, Ukraine
Chernivtsi Jewish cemetery, Ukraine
Chernivtsi Temple Synagogue, Ukraine
Chişinău Jewish cemetery, Moldova
Chişinău Jewish cemetery, Moldova
Chişinău Jewish cemetery, Moldova
Chortkiv New Synagogue, Ukraine
Chernivtsi Jewish cemetery, Ukraine
Horodenka synagogue, Ukraine
Itcani Jewish cemetery, Romania
Karczew Jewish cemetery, Poland
Krakow Jewish cemetery next to Remuh Synagogue, Poland
Płaszów concentration camp site, Poland
Lutsk synagogue, Ukraine
Trace of a mezuzah in Lviv, Ukraine
Mărculeşti Jewish cemetery, Moldova
Orhei Jewish cemetery, Moldova
Pidhaitsi Jewish quarter, Ukraine
Trace of a mezuzah in Pidhaitsi, Ukraine
Pidhaitsi synagogue, Ukraine
Probizhna synagogue, Ukraine
Raşcov synagogue, “Transnistria” in Moldova
Rezina Jewish cemetery, Moldova
Mass grave site in Rohatyn, Ukraine
Rozdil synagogue, Ukraine
Soroca synagogue, Moldova
Staryi Sambir Jewish cemetery, Ukraine
Stryi synagogue, Ukraine
Stryi, former Jewish quarter, Ukraine
Trace of a mezuzah in Stryi, former Jewish quarter, Ukraine
Stryi, former Jewish cemetery, Ukraine
Former Jewish shop in Tirgul Vertiujeni, Moldova
Memorial for the murdered Jews of Trochenbrod, Ukraine
Bródno Jewish cemetery in Warsaw, Poland
Trace of a mezuzah in Warsaw, Poland
Zguriţa Jewish cemetery, Moldova
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