Hi! The only way to get a big enough building would be to rebuild the
Leichenhalle and use the space behind it for a large extension...and why no=
t
use the original Jewish house where there are rooms and an already existing
museum??? Cornel.
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[mailto:bounce-120012087-8441035_at_list.cornell.edu] On Behalf Of Edgar
Hauster
Sent: Friday, December 25, 2015 10:48 AM
To: Czernowitz Discussion Group
Cc: Mykola Kuschnir
Subject: [Cz-L] Exciting News from the Jewish Museum Chernivtsi
Czernowitzers, dear friends...
At the end of this year I'd like to share with you "Exciting News from the
Jewish Museum Chernivtsi". From the local media and from the "News Room" of
the Jewish Museum
http://www.muzejew.org.ua/Index-En.html
we learned that...
..."A Holocaust museum is planned in Chernivtsi. Plans were discussed in
Kiev to create a new museum in Chernivtsi, a museum of the Holocaust in
Bukovina, which is planned to be built in a historic building „Beit
Kadishin“ in the Jewish cemetery. This building is also in need of
renovation. The meeting in capital city was attended by Nikolay Kushnir,
who is the director of the Chernivtsi Museum of Jewish History and Culture
of Bukovina ; by the chairman of the Vaad of Ukraine Iosif Zissels, by the
archivist and historian of Chernivtsi Maria Nikirsa and by director of the
Center for Research of history and culture of East European Jewry NaUKMA
Leonid Finberg. Attended also: educators, researchers, representatives o=
f
public organizations and historians. The subject discussed was about
priorities, questions were raised about the concept of the museum and the
practical implementation of the idea. It is very interesting to point out
that the creation of a Holocaust museum is being discussed for several
years in Chernivtsi, but it requires the allocation of significant
resources. The German Embassy in Ukraine proposed to donate a large enough
amount of money for the restoration of the historic building."
Inspired by this, I got in touch with our friends from the Jewish Museum an=
d
received the following excellent and detailed reply from Victoria Medvedko:
[snip]
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