Channa: Those photos are absolutely stunning. I can certainly understand
why so many who have lived in Czernowtz are wistful and nostalgic in
their recollections. I know from my Dad's description that it was a wonderful
place to grow up. I wonder, is it possible for someone to translate the
description of those buildings into English so I can visit them when I get
there next year? Thanks so much for sharing.
Iris
Iris June
Vinegar
Raleigh, NC
In a message dated 11/11/2012 12:51:01 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
henry_at_sinnreich.net writes:
http://horoshiyblog.livejournal.com/216498.html
Thanks Anna for sharing this wonderful site about Czernowitz and let's give
the Ukrainian people and authorities due credit for the exemplary
maintenance of this historic heritage.
Henry Sinnreich
Richardson, Texas
USA
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