Re: [Cz-L] Philharmonia Square

Hi Abraham, Frieda and all Czernowitzers,

I am glad to have my memories of the garden in front of the theatre
confirmed
and the Mehlplatz / Philharmonia square, is currently one of the
nicest places
to spend an hour and look at the surroundings. I have no nostalgia
for the shabbiness
of the war years or of the Soviet period.

Mimi
On Apr 14, 2011, at 11:58 AM, Abraham Kogan wrote:

> The Fischplatz was indeed a sunken garden, a very nice one not only
> roses. I
> still remember, in the mid-thirties the garden was totally
> renovated, the
> area thoroughly drained and planted. I do not know why did the
> municipal
> architect decide to have it in a sunken shape.
>
> Regarding the Philharmonia square. During the Ghetto I worked in
> Cinema
> Central, as a painter of movie posters and I remember very well
> that he
> square was quite neglected compared to the present, and obviously
> not so
> clean. No fountains, no flowers, almost a mess....
> Abraham K.
>

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