Re: [Cz-L] Radutz at the Beginning of 20th Century

The photograph of the peasants at the market selling earthenware pots,
could have been taken also years later. It still looked like this
when I lived
in Radauti in the summer of 1945.

Earthenware pots were used for boiling milk and storing milk,
sour-milk, etc. The pots for boiling milk were completely encased in
a wire mesh,
similar to chicken wire, which gipsy artisans specialized in
tightening and renewing.

Mimi

On Nov 15, 2012, at 7:46 AM, Merle Kastner wrote:

> Terrific Edgar - thank you so much for these! That is how Radautz
> looked when my grandfather, David Kastner, left Radautz to come to
> Canada and join two of his brothers who were already here.
> And thank you for all your wonderful work on our collective behalf.
>
> Very gratefully,
>
> Merle
>
>
> Merle Kastner
> merlek_at_videotron.ca
>
>
> On 2012-11-14, at 1:31 PM, Edgar Hauster <bconcept_at_hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Radautzers (but not only)...
>>
>> Enjoy five high resolution photographs from Radautz at the
>> beginning of 20th Century, released at our Ehpes.com Blog
>>
>> http://ehpes.com/blog1/2012/11/14/radautz-at-the-beginning-of-20th-
>> century/
>>
>> brought to you by courtesy of Professor Yvonne Hirdman, a renowned
>> Swedish historian at Stockholm University and author of the book
>> "Den röda grevinnan: en europeisk historia.", translated into
>> German language "Meine Mutter, die Gräfin - Ein Jahrhundertleben
>> zwischen Kommunismus und Bohème" [My Mother, the Countess - A
>> Centenary Life between Communism and Bohemianism].
>>
>> Yvonne's grandparents lived in Czernowitz between 1912 - 1914 and
>> then in Radautz until 1932. The "Lady with the Automobile" is
>> Yvonne's aunt, Helene Schledt. Personally, I love the mood of this
>> photograph, but the Radautz market scenery not less.
>>
>>
>> Edgar Hauster
>> Lent - The Netherlands

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