In Czernowitz there are currently two active synagogues;
the one of rabbi Kofmanski and the other of rabbi Glisenshtain.
The city is mostly well maintained and the Jewish population numbers
about 1500.
There is also a Jewish school and a Jewish Kindergarten.
Smaller towns in which there before WW2 sizable Jewish communities,
to the best of my knowledge, currently have no Jews living in them.
Mimi
On Sep 28, 2015, at 7:38 PM, Lloyd wrote:
> You guys should get your stories straight. One guy tells us there
> are plenty of shuls left and they are totally restored. Another guy
> tells us the towns are all reduced to rubble and pig farms and the
> Jews are all gone.
> Come on guys! Which is it??
> Lloyd
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