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PHOTOS FROM BERDYCHIV

PHOTOS FROM BERDYCHIV. (Courtesy: flickr.com). Berdychiv. Memorial to Jews in Berdichev. Berdichev Jewish Cemetery. Berdichev Cemetery. Berdichev Cemetery, Ukraine Another painted Jewish grave . Berdichev Jewish Cemetery.

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PHOTOS FROM BERDYCHIV

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  1. PHOTOS FROMBERDYCHIV (Courtesy: flickr.com)

  2. Berdychiv

  3. Memorial to Jews in Berdichev

  4. Berdichev Jewish Cemetery

  5. Berdichev Cemetery

  6. Berdichev Cemetery, UkraineAnother painted Jewish grave 

  7. Berdichev Jewish Cemetery

  8. Berdichev Jewish CemeteryThis is an older Jewish grave in Berdichev, Ukraine, supposedly it is shaped like a foot so that when the spirits rise it will be easier.

  9. Newer Jewish grave in Berdichev CemeteryThis is a more typical new Jewish-Soviet grave in Berdichev Ukraine. It became common to put photographs on the graves. 

  10. Berdichev Cemetery Graves shaped like feet so that when the bodies rise (religious lore) the feet can walk.....

  11. Painted Jewish grave

  12. Old Synagogue in Berdichev Ukraine, no longer in use In Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union there were many synagogues. In villages like Berdichev that were heavily populated with Jews there were often many synagogues. Many Jews who lived in places like Berdichev either perished in the war or moved to other bigger cities in the USSR. Their synagogues were often co-opted by the state and used for storage as I believe the case is with this synagogue

  13. Berdichev Synagogue

  14. Berdichev Synagogue

  15. The outside of the Berdichev synagogue, you can see bullet pock marks on the bricks

  16. Newer Jewish grave in Berdichev CemeteryThis is a more typical new Jewish-Soviet grave in Berdichev Ukraine. It became common to put photographs on the graves. 

  17. Berdichev Synagogue Bookshelf

  18. Forbidden to speak during the prayers..... 

  19. Berdichev Cemetery, Ukraine Tzedekah at a holy site of a buried hasidic rebbe

  20. Woman in Berdichev Tells her Story This woman began to speak about her history in Berdichev and about how her family fled during the war to Kazakhstan. She sang Siliy Platochek and Ha Tikva.

  21. Carmelite Monastery

  22. The Carmelite Monastery in Berdychiv

  23. Carmelite Monastery

  24. Fragment (of the Carmelite Monastery)

  25. Berdichev (Roman Catholic Monastery)

  26. Carmelite Monastery (seen from the river)

  27. Berdichev's Catholic monastery

  28. Roman Catholic chapel in which the French novelist Honoré de Balzac married Ewelina Rzewuska Hanska, a wealthyPolish widow in 1850, after18-year courtship,in the town of Berdichev.

  29. Бердичев - Berdichev

  30. Gnylopiat River

  31. House nearby the river

  32. Gnylopiat River

  33. Gnylopiat River

  34. Medzhibezh (tomb of Baal Shem Tov)

  35. Medzhibezh (tomb of Baal Shem Tov)

  36. Medzhibezh (at the entrance of the Synagogue)

  37. Medzhibezh (tomb of Baal Shem Tov)

  38. Berdichev (tomb of Rabbi Levinsohn in the old cemetery, nowadays a park)

  39. Berdichev (tomb of Rabbi Levinsohn in the old cemetery, nowadays a park)

  40. Berdichev (tomb of Rabbi Levinsohn in the old cemetery, nowadays a park)

  41. The Carmelite Monastery

  42. The Berdichev beer

  43. The Carmelite Monastery

  44. Gnylopiat River

  45. The Jewish Cemetery

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