Re: [Cz-L]It’s all gone, it’s still there

 Gravestones:
 I didn't have to remind you, everyone with eyes can see.
  I only wonder at the lack of reaction from our part.
 Use of stones as building material during the Nazi and Soviet rule
  was mostly private initiative . Jewish cemetery was open to all.
    The Soviets used stones for road paving .
     During the Soviets the Temple was transformed.
    The Yiddish Hospital dismantled brick by brick.
      Roads were built, the Turkish steps.
      Today if asked about this the locals say: "This was done during
    the Soviet tyranny - we were not asked for consent."
       But many profited from this .
      What to do ? Discover stones built into houses ?
        Request return of stones . Will the inhabitants consent ?
       Remove them by force ?
           I can only imagine the consequences .

Hardy

----- Original Message -----
From: "Christian Herrmann" <cyberorange_at_gmx.de>
To: "CZERNOWITZ-L" <Czernowitz-L_at_cornell.edu>
Sent: Saturday, May 25, 2013 4:42 PM
Subject: [Cz-L]It’s all gone, it’s still there

Dear all,

Hardy reminded us on the state of Jewish cemeteries in Galicia and Bukovina
in one of his recent posts. Indeed Galicia and Bukovina are covered with
partially or totally destroyed Jewish cemeteries. The grave stones were
abused as building material during the German occupation and the years of
Soviet rule. However, history does not just disappear. During construction
works fragments of Jewish grave stones come to light. These stones raise
questions – first of all the question of how we want to deal with the past.

http://vanishedworld.wordpress.com/2013/05/25/its-all-gone-its-still-there/

Short link: http://bit.ly/19ctG1x

Warm wishes
Christian

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