March 5, was nearly the last day of our one week trip through Ukraine and Moldova. Coming from Sharhorod, we bridged 400 kilometers at that day until we reached Ternopil in the evening – with Jewish heritage sites in Sharhorod, Luchynets and Khotyn on our way.

Sharhorod – Old Jewish Cemetery

Sharhorod – Old Jewish Cemetery

Sharhorod – New Jewish Cemetery

Sharhorod – New Jewish Cemetery

Sharhorod – New Jewish Cemetery

Sharhorod – New Jewish Cemetery

Sharhorod – New Jewish Cemetery

Sharhorod – New Jewish Cemetery

Luchynets Jewish cemetery

Luchynets Jewish cemetery

Luchynets Jewish cemetery

Khotyn synagogue

Khotyn – former Great Synagogue

Khotyn – New Jewish Cemetery

Khotyn – New Jewish Cemetery

Khotyn – New Jewish Cemetery

Khotyn – New Jewish Cemetery

Khotyn – New Jewish Cemetery

Khotyn – New Jewish Cemetery

Khotyn – New Jewish Cemetery

Khotyn – New Jewish Cemetery

Khotyn – New Jewish Cemetery

Khotyn – New Jewish Cemetery

Khotyn – New Jewish Cemetery

Khotyn – New Jewish Cemetery

Khotyn – New Jewish Cemetery

Khotyn – New Jewish Cemetery

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