That might be true, but how many nations in 2016 would honor
Chmielnitzki , Bandera or Petlura as national heroes ?
[Josefine Koch]
On Thu, Aug 25, 2016 at 7:26 AM, Taylor, Miriam R <mirtaylo_at_indiana.edu> wrote:
> Even though the condition of the Jewish cemetery is much improved since 2001 or 2006,
> Cemeteries do not improve the lives of the people who burry their dead in them.
> The person who has done most to improve the status of Jewish life in Chernivtsi
> Is the local Chabad rabbi, Menachem Mendel Glitzenshtain.
> Jews and non-Jews alike have to put up with a bad economic situation,
> There may be Anti Jewish bias,but I have not met any.
> Certainly, Chmielnitzki, Bandera, Petlura and others are honored as national heroes
> And nowhere is it mentioned how many Jews were killed by their followers.
> But is this not the case with all national heroes of all nations?
>
> [Mimi Taylor]
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