Thank you Cornel for bringing this to our attention.
Czernowitz was indeed special, in many respects, but also this one. That is
why it has come down in history as a place where the different ethnic,
national and religious groups lived peacefully with each other. This is not
a myth, this was a reality.
On 10/1/10 7:17 PM, "cornel fleming" <cornel.fleming_at_virgin.net> wrote:
> Just another bit of evidence.Inthe "History of the Jews of the
> Bukowina"(Geschichte der Juden in der Bukowina) it states that on 8th May
> 1873 the cornerstones of the Temple were laid. First stone was laid by Chief
> Rabbi Igel,and the second by the Orthodox Archbishop Hacman. I doubt whether
> this kind of interfaith co-operation happened in many other places in that
> period.....Czernowitz was very special!!! Cornel
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