Dear all,
The damages to Jewish life are visible in the Transcarpathian towns of Uzhhorod and Mukachevo: synagogues used for other purposes than worship, a destroyed cemetery and the missing Jewish presence in public life due to mass deportation and extermination under Hungarian and German rule and later Sovietization. Nevertheless, there are rays of hope. In both towns we found functioning synagogues, active communities and well maintained cemeteries.
https://vanishedworld.blog/2018/03/29/in-uzhhorod-and-mukachevo/
Warm wishes from Uzhhorod,
Christian
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