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	Name	Caption	File
2.6.7.1-Tombstones-102a	2.6.7.1-Tombstones-102a	Tombstone of Pinḥas Yehudah Leib Son of Yekutiel, Siret, 1872. Photograph: Boris Khaimovich, 2022
2.5.2-Ethno-Bukovina-6	2.5.2-Ethno-Bukovina-6	Julius Zuber, Austro-German settler from Ițcani (now a neighborhood of Suceava) Imprinting,1899.
2.6.7.1-Tombstones-81	2.6.7.1-Tombstones-81	Jewish cemetery in Chernivtsi. Monuments and mausoleums from the early 20th c. Photograph: Boris Khaimovich, 2017
2.6.7.1-Tombstones-60	2.6.7.1-Tombstones-60	Tombstone of Efraim Fishel son of Uri Faibish, Siret, 1750. Photograph: Boris Khaimovich, 2021
2.6.7.1-Tombstones-76	2.6.7.1-Tombstones-76	Tombstone of Meir son of Mosheh, Siret, 1848. Photograph: Boris Khaimovich, 2022
SadhoraMarket	SadhoraMarket	Market square in Sadhora. Postcard, 1908.
2.6.7.1-Tombstones-71	2.6.7.1-Tombstones-71	Tombstone of Toybe Yuta daughter of Yosef, Siret, 1832. Photograph: Boris Khaimovich, 2021
SiretSynagogue	SiretSynagogue	The Great Synagogue of Siret, 1840. Photograph: Zusia Efron, 1968.
2.6.7.1-Tombstones-103	2.6.7.1-Tombstones-103	Tombstone of Gitl, Suceava, 1809. Photograph: Ilia Lurie, 2023
2.5.2-Ethno-Bukovina-1	2.5.2-Ethno-Bukovina-1	Greetings from Bukovina'''. Postcard, Chernivtsi, 1899. The postcard showcases Bukovina's ethnic diversity by depicting various ethnoreligious groups within the local population. From left to right: Romanians, Jews, Hutsuls, Lipovans, Ruthenians
2.6.7.1-Tombstones-66	2.6.7.1-Tombstones-66	Tombstone of Yair son of Meir, Siret, 1800. Photograph: Boris Khaimovich, 2021
2.5.2-Ethno-Bukovina-7	2.5.2-Ethno-Bukovina-7	“German House” - national cultural center of Austrian Germans in Chernivtsi (built in 1910) Photograph: Edward Tur, 2010.
2.6.7.1-Tombstones-99	2.6.7.1-Tombstones-99	Tombstone of Tsevi Hirsh Barber, Suceava, 1852. Photograph: Ilia Lurie, 2023
2.6.7.1-Tombstones-61	2.6.7.1-Tombstones-61	Tombstone of Rivkah daughter of Avraham, Siret, 1793. Photograph Boris Khaimovich, 2021
2.5.2-Ethno-Bukovina-2	2.5.2-Ethno-Bukovina-2	Romanians (left) and Hutsuls (right) in Bukovina, lithography, 1845.
2.6.7.1-Tombstones-77	2.6.7.1-Tombstones-77	Tombstone of Menasheh son of Ḥayim, Suceava, 1848. Photograph: Ilia Lurie, 2023
2.6.7.1-Tombstones-72	2.6.7.1-Tombstones-72	Tombstone of Shifrah daughter of Elkanah, Siret, 1831. Photograph: Boris Khaimovich, 2022
StorozhynetsTempel	StorozhynetsTempel	Storozhynets, the Tempel building. Photograph, 2000s
2.6.7.1-Tombstones-67	2.6.7.1-Tombstones-67	Tombstone of Aharon Avraham son of Yehudah Leib ha-Levi, Siret, 1820. Photograph: Boris Khaimovich, 2021
2.5.2-Ethno-Bukovina-8	2.5.2-Ethno-Bukovina-8	“Polish House” – national cultural center of Poles in Chernivtsi (built in 1905). Postcard, 1910.
2.6.7.1-Tombstones-115	2.6.7.1-Tombstones-115	Tombstone of Eliezer Nisan son of Meir Aryeh Leib, Siret, 1885. Photograph: Boris Khaimovich, 2022
2.5.2-Ethno-Bukovina-3	2.5.2-Ethno-Bukovina-3	Siegmund Ajdukiewicz, Huzul woman, riding Huzule, Ruthenian woman and Romanian from Bukovina. Imprinting, 1899.
2.6.7.1-Tombstones-78	2.6.7.1-Tombstones-78	Tombstone of Yuta daughter of Yosef, Suceava, 1846. Photograph: Ilia Lurie, 2023
2.6.7.1-Tombstones-73	2.6.7.1-Tombstones-73	Tombstone of Shemuel son of Tsevi, Suceava, 1835. Photograph: Ilia Lurie, 2023
Vyzhnytsia	Vyzhnytsia	Rebbe’s bet midrash in Vyzhnytsia. Postcard, early 20th c.
2.6.7.1-Tombstones-68	2.6.7.1-Tombstones-68	Tombstone Avraham son of Mordekhai, Siret, 1831. Photograph: Boris Khaimovich, 2022.
2.5.2-Ethno-Bukovina-9	2.5.2-Ethno-Bukovina-9	Julius Zuber, Hungarian bride and groom from Dornești. Imprinting, 1899.
2.6.7.1-Tombstones-116	2.6.7.1-Tombstones-116	Naftali Hirts son of Yehudah Leib, Siret, 1876. Photograph: Boris Khaimovich, 2022.
2.6.7.1-Tombstones-63	2.6.7.1-Tombstones-63	Tombstone of Sarah daughter of Natan, Suceava, 1803. Photograph: Ilia Lurie, 2023
2.5.2-Ethno-Bukovina-4	2.5.2-Ethno-Bukovina-4	Julius Zuber, Gipsy family from the village of Vuleva (Uleva). Imprinting, 1899.
2.6.7.1-Tombstones-79	2.6.7.1-Tombstones-79	Tombstone of Yitsḥak son of David, Suceava, 1857. Photograph: Ilia Lurie, 2023
2.6.7.1-Tombstones-58	2.6.7.1-Tombstones-58	Tombstone of Tsevi son of Yehudah Leib, Siret, 1764. Photograph: Boris Khaimovich, 2022
2.6.7.1-Tombstones-74	2.6.7.1-Tombstones-74	Tombstone of Avraham son of Meir, Siret, 1836. Photograph: Boris Khaimovich, 2022
2.1.1-Demography-9	2.1.1-Demography-9	Members of a Jewish family in Chernivtsi. Photograph: early 20th century
CampulungTempel	CampulungTempel	Campulung Tempel. Photograph, 2011
2.6.7.1-Tombstones-106	2.6.7.1-Tombstones-106	Tombstone of Avraham Son of Meir, Suceava, 1822. Photograph: Ilia Lurie, 2023.
2.6.7.1-Tombstones-69	2.6.7.1-Tombstones-69	Tombstone of Sarah daughter of Asher Zanvil, Suceava, 1817. Photograph: Ilia Lurie, 2023
2.5.2-Ethno-Bukovina-10	2.5.2-Ethno-Bukovina-10	Siegmund Ajdukiewicz, Lipovane. Imprinting, 1899.
2.6.7.1-Tombstones-102	2.6.7.1-Tombstones-102	Tombstone of Shalom Son of Tsevi, Siret,1836. Photograph: Boris Khaimovich, 2022
2.6.7.1-Tombstones-64	2.6.7.1-Tombstones-64	Tombstone of Yete, Suceava, 1804. Photograph: Ilia Lurie, 2023
2.5.2-Ethno-Bukovina-5	2.5.2-Ethno-Bukovina-5	Julius Zuber, Armenian from Suceava in oriental garb. Imprinting, 1899.
2.6.7.1-Tombstones-80	2.6.7.1-Tombstones-80	Jewish cemetery in Chernivtsi. Tombstones of 1880s. Photograph: Boris Khaimovich, 2017
Franzos-1	Franzos-1	Karl Emil Franzos, litography.
2.6.7.1-Tombstones-75	2.6.7.1-Tombstones-75	Tombstone of Menaḥem Mendel son of Yonah, Siret, 1835. Photograph: Boris Khaimovich, 2022
GuraSynagogue	GuraSynagogue	Great Synagogue in Gura Humorului. Photograph: Ilia Lurie, 2022
1.1.1-Settlement-5	1.1.1-Settlement-5	Jews at the Last Judgement, fragment of the external fresco in the Voronets monastery, Romania (Bukovina), 16 c.
SuceavaHaupstrasse	SuceavaHaupstrasse	Suceava, Hauptstrasse. Poctcard, 1908.
2.6.7.1-Tombstones-70	2.6.7.1-Tombstones-70	Tombstone of Shelomoh Son of Tsevi, Suceava, 1821. Photograph: Ilia Lurie, 2023
2.1.1-Demography-5	2.1.1-Demography-5	Population growth in Bukovina, 1774–1930.
RadautzTemple	RadautzTemple	Rădăuți, Fratautzer street and the Tempel. Postcard, ca. 1900
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