Re: תשובה: [Cz-L] Cemetery

While we can't figure out everyone's reasons or motivation, the Shul
is the best place to start a re-education. The rabbi should be
encouraging this preservation of the past so as to teach everyone what
can happen in the future. Even if everyone of the congregation is
encouraged to spend a short time helping, it would be good for the
soul. We don't have to accept what is. We can make even small
changes in what can be.

Shelley, the idealist

On Wed, Oct 15, 2014 at 7:53 AM, Miriam Taylor <mirtaylo_at_indiana.edu> wrote:
> Not all Jews living currently in Czernowitz are old and I doubt
> that many hide their Jewishness. It seems to me that in Chernivtsi,
> just like formerly in Czernowitz, most people know each other
> and could not hide their background even if they wanted to.
> But you cannot compare the present Jewish community of 1500 people
> to the former community of 50 000.
> I still maintain that communism made people more sceptic
> and less willing to participate in any joint endeavors.
> Communism was not, as David Glynn writes, a long time ago.
> The people who are now in their fifties still were educated in it.
>
> Some Jewish young people have occasionally joined the foreign volunteers
> and worked at clearing the cemetery and some of the wealthier Jews in
> town
> have donated money to CJCRO. But the majority do not.
>
> Mimi
>
>
>
>
> On Oct 15, 2014, at 6:26 AM, Hardy Breier wrote:
>
>> The Jews of today are old and left behind and will not volunteer
>> for anything. The young and prosperous hide their jewishness.
>> This is incomparable to the situation of Jewish life before the war.
>> Many Jewish philanthropists, Zionist, Socialist organizations
>> Different story,
>> Today they are old and grim and different.
>> Not cut of the old material.
>> And destitute,
>> There are some rich. These who rebuilt the Korn Shul.
>> They live in Israel.
>>
>> Hardy
>
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