Re: [Cz-L] The objective

Not a bad idea, but not a definite safeguard either. In Lviv they
destroyed the remnants of the the"Golden Rose " synagogue, even though
the whole center of
the city is part of UNESCa world heritage and they are not supposed to
destroy anything.
If one of you would like to try to obtain historic monument status for
the cemetery, I will assist you with all I know, but I cannot take on
this job.

Mimi

Quoting SASHA WOLLOCH <sashawoll_at_gmail.com>:

> Obtaining some official 'historic monument' status for the cemetery from
> some international organization would probably help City Hall see the
> advantages of a correctly maintained cemetery.
> When we were in Czernowitz in April this year Karolina Koziura( who is very
> involved with the study of Jewish Czernowitz history )suggested that
> getting a UNESCO monument status is not impossible.
> Maybe we should try to work in this direction?
> Comments?
>
> Sasha
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