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Peasant hut. Early 1900's

Peasant hut. Early 1900's

Peasant hut. Photo 1911.

Carpathian mountains. Hutzuls on horsbak. Photo 1927.

Photographer: M. Senkowski in Kosov.

Chicago Word's Fair, 1933. Ukrainian Pavilion.

 

BFC-02949

BFC-02950

BFC-02952

BFC-02953

Jewish man in a street. Western Ukraine. ca. 1915.

Unidentified Jewish cemetery, possibly in Western Ukraine. Tombstones on teh foreground read: Chana (?) b. Avraham, d. 13 Adar; Etil, b. Yaakov, d. 1894; Chaya b. Tzvi, d. 1896. Photo 1916.   [ukraine_108]

Unidentified church. Photo ca. 1917.

German bombers over Ukraine. 1941.

Unidentified town. German photo 1941-43.




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Unidentified town. German photo 1941-43.

Ukraine in World War II. Peasant hut, possibly Kiev-Chernigov region. Photo 1941.

Peasant hut, possibly Kiev-Chernigov region. Photo 1941.

German army vehicles in front of a old Russian nobleman's estate (помещичья усадьба), possibly Kiev-Chernigov region. Photo 1941.

Village scene, possibly Kiev-Chernigov region. Photo 1941.

Unidentified town in Western Ukraine, possibly Dolina (Долина), Kalush (Kalusz, Калуш), or Stryj (Стрий). World War II period. Photo 1941-1943.                              a3


Jewish cemetery. Tombsones of Yechezqel Shtreinberg (variants Sztrejnberg, Штрейнберг) and David Tekhil ben Yitzchak Arieh (no family name). Unidentified location. Might also be Belarus or Poland. Photo ca. 1939-1943.

German army trucks by a village church. Unidentified location. Photo 1941.