RE: [Cz-L] Renovation of the Jewish Temple Siret

I was there in October and managed to get into the temple.
Found it terribly neglected with torn books and tefilin thrown on the floor
Jerome - you should have a whole bunch of pictures of this temple which I
took and sent you along with the other pictures.
>From the outside the building looks nely painted.

Gadi

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[mailto:bounce-93800366-4854547_at_list.cornell.edu] On Behalf Of Edgar Hauster
Sent: Monday, May 20, 2013 4:06 PM
To: Czernowitz Discussion Group
Cc: Julie Dawson
Subject: [Cz-L] Renovation of the Jewish Temple Siret

Czernowitzers...

>From Julie's most informative Jewish Bukovina and Transylvania Blog at

http://jewish-transylvania-bukovina.tumblr.com/

we learn, that, based on the European Union project "Valorisation of the
touristic potential of Siret-Hlyboka area", the Jewish Temple Siret is going
to be renovated:

http://bit.ly/114zwA4

I'm sharing Julie's concerns with respect to the supression of any project
related mention of the Holocaust in this area. In addition, I think that my
photo shooting of "Still Lifes at the Synagogue of Siret"

http://hauster.blogspot.de/2012/07/still-lifes-at-synagogue-of-siret-3357.ht
ml

was the very last opportunity to get a genuine feeling of the mood of bygone
times. However, it's encouraging to learn that the European Union is
financing supra-national projects (Romania - Ukraine - Moldova) in that
region.

Thank you so much, Julie, for your dedication and I'm looking forward to
reading more about your research!

Edgar Hauster . MacBook
Lent . The Netherlands

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