Cornel, my friend -
That Kolomyya was born out of ruble. Most townspeople were killed in
the forest during the war. No native jews returned. Any survivors
left for parts unknown. I have seen photos of it after the war when
relocated non-natives used it for pig farming. No streets. I don't
think what's there today but I'm sure there is nothing there to remind
me of the past. I'm sure there is no one there who can speak of the
past.
Shelley
On Sun, Sep 27, 2015 at 1:55 PM, cornel fleming
<cornel.fleming_at_virgin.net> wrote:
> Shelley...If you are talking about Kolomea...it is still there??? Corne=
l.
>
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