Re: [Cz-L]Herrengasse Czernowitz

Very interesting intellectual statement! So many changes! I have a problem
what to answer if I am asked: Where were you born? I usually answer:: in
Czernowitz.
Some teaser on your suggestion of a Hebrew name:
In no other language the Herrengasse is called a Boulevard?
Herr is not equal to Moshlim, may be Herrschaften would? But I would suggest
the simple translation Rehov Haadonim
Koh Lechai
Paul

2010/3/18 HARDY BREIER <HARDY3_at_bezeqint.net>

> http://pics.livejournal.com/whasup/pic/00p5cfa6
> (expand)
>
> Herrengasse ,
> Lord Lane that is ,
> Panska vulitza in Ukrainean,
> Strada Domnilor in Rumanian,
> Iancu Flondor street in the Rumanian period after the nationalistic
> leader.
> Now Olga Kobylianska street , after local Ukrainean poetess
> Kobylianska started writing poems in German.
> She learned Ukrainean later.
> This is the current name since 1940 annexation .
> No Hebrew name though.
> It could have been Shderot Hamoshlim.
>
> Hardy
>
>
>

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