Re: [Cz-L] The Temple - Past-Present-Future

From: Miriam Taylor <mirtaylo_at_indiana.edu>
Date: Tue, 6 Nov 2012 10:04:03 -0500
To: Jacob Greenberg <grs_software_at_bigpond.com>
Reply-To: Miriam Taylor <mirtaylo_at_indiana.edu>

Thank you very much for your translation. It is a great help.
Can you tell us from this article, whether Myhaylishyn is still
acting mayor and whether currently the Tempel building belongs to the
city or to the district?

Serah, you have a good point in that when the city is trying to
attract Jewish tourists,
it would be against their own interests to sell the building to a
private owner,
who might use the building for any purpose he wants and possibly
would use it for a purpose
which would be insulting to Jewish sensibilities.

Mimi
On Nov 6, 2012, at 5:29 AM, Jacob Greenberg wrote:

> I can read Ukrainian.
>
> What is this man saying (according to his name, he belongs to the
> Russian minority, he is not Ukrainian) is basically the following:
>
> (Our) community should remain in possession of some of its
> property, there is no need to give it all away. This is a communal
> building that was build on donations and so it was for 140 years.
> And it (the building) was never donated to Zabrodski.
>
> Then the author goes through the history of the building and of the
> corrupt local government and mentions Henrich Wagner, the principal
> donor of the Temple. The author also attempted (unsuccessfully) to
> locate the descendants of Henrich Wagner in Argentina and in Hawaii.
>
> The author also calls to give the building some dignified purpose,
> not necessarily related to the buckets of popcorn.
>
> I intend to call my cousin Misha and to ask him about that
> "entrepreneur".
> By the way, my cousin told me that the building has been sporting a
> plaque describing its history for some time.
>
> The author of the article uses the verb "will pass on" or :"will
> transfer" (the building). Hard to believe that the Ukrainians will
> sell this building to a private person, especially now, when they
> are desperately trying to attract foreign tourists, most of them
> Jewish pilgrims suffering from an age related nostalgia.
>
> Serah
>
>

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