Miriam (Mimi) Taylor <mirtaylo_at_indiana.edu>
Asher, you are right. Let's change the last two lines to:
In grateful remembrance from former Czernowitz Jews and their descendants.
Question: Shall we say Chernivtsi, or Cernauti or Czernowitz?
Could we say Chernivtsi in Ukrainian, Cernauti in Romanian and Czernowitz
in English or German?
Mimi
> Hi Mimi.
>
> My family was in Mogilev although my father had a "Popovici certificate"
> because he gave it to some one else that needed it more, to his opinion.
> That does not mean that I am not grateful to what Popovici did. I think that
> the thanks to Popovici have to come from all the former Cernowitzer and
> their descendants and not only from the survivors. Asher Turtel.
>
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