RE: [Cz-L] THE STREETS OF CZERNOWITZ

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Very interesting to hear all these street names....My grandmother's brother=
=2C Heisig Barth=2C lived at Bergasse 2. I saw this on my grandmother's "sh=
ip record".  If anyone knows anything at all about these Barths (Heisig/Isa=
ac=2C Max=2C Rosa)=2C I'd appreciate any information=2C as I cannot find an=
ything.
Sincerely=2C Judith Baker
[Judith.... please post in plain text -- thanks]
> CC: HARDY3_at_bezeqint.net=3B Czernowitz-L_at_cornell.edu
> From: mirtaylo_at_indiana.edu
> Subject: Re: [Cz-L] THE STREETS OF CZERNOWITZ
> Date: Sat=2C 9 Apr 2011 16:27:40 -0400
> To: berti.glaubach_at_gmail.com
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> Hear! Hear!
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> Czernowitz is now mount Parnasus.
> Did not Czernowitzers always think about "Parnuseh"?
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> The old German names were better.
> Blumengasse=2C Winzergasse=2C Rosengasse=2C Liliengasse=2C
> Weinbergstrasse=2C Lerchengasse=2C Weidengasse=2C made us feel good.
> Schiller-Park=2C  Mickiewiczgasse=2C Romergasse and Stefan Wolf Gasse=2C
> made us proud as well-educated Czernowitzers.
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> Mircescu=2C Averescu=2C Cronicarul Neculce=2C Mircea Voda and all the res=
t=2C
> were of absolutely no interest.
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> Only one street has the same name now as it did under Kaiser Franz =20
> Josef=3B
> Zalocziecki Gasse was changed to str. Besarabiei=2C but now it is again =
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> Zaloczsiecki ul.
> Not named after Dr. Zalocziecki=2C the best and most respected =20
> physician in Czernowitz
> in the 1930ies=2C but after his family=2C Ruthenian nobility.
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> Mimi
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> On Apr 9=2C 2011=2C at 3:48 PM=2C Berti Glaubach wrote:
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> > What is in a name?
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