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'''Buchach, 1932. '''The monument features two separate blocs of text: a traditional Hebrew epitaph with the names of the deceased and his father – Shemuel son of Mosheh Ḥayim, and a modern Polish bloc with the family name – Samuel Taube. Photograph: Boris Khaimovich, 2018 +
Tombstone in the new Jewish cemetry in Brody, 1834. Photograph: Boris Khaimovich, 2013 +
Tombstone in the Buchach cemetery, 1932. Photograph: Boris Khaimovich, 2018 +
Tombstone in the Bolekhiv cemetery, 1881. Photograph: Boris Khaimovich, 2013 +
The reverse of the tombstone in the Bolekhiv cemetery (1881) +
Tombstone in the Buchach cemetery, 1899. Photograph: Boris Khaimovich, 2018 +
Tombstone in the Buchach cemetery, 1900. Photograph: Boris Khaimovich, 2018 +
Tombstone in the Kuty cemetery, 1908. Photograph: Boris Khaimovich, 2015 +
Tombstone in the Kuty cemetery, 1910. Photograph: Boris Khaimovich, 2015
(Jewish Galicia and Bukovina Organization) +
Tombstone in the Bolekhiv cemetery, 1896. Photograph: Boris Khaimovich, 2014 +
Tombstone in the Brody cemetery, 1897. Photograph: Boris Khaimovich, 2013 +
Tombstone in the Brody cemetery, 1897, reverse. +
Tombstone in the Siret cemetery, 1895. Photograph: Boris Khaimovich, 2022 +
General view of Halych and the Dniester River. Photograph: Albin Friedrich, ca. 1897. +
Halych synagogue (kenasa).
Photograph: Albin Friedrich, ca. 1897. +
Halych karaite synagogue (kenasa), interior. Photograph: ca. 1892 +
Street view near Halych karaite synagogue (kenasa). Photograph: Henryk Poddębski, 1924. +
Title page of a Karaite poem Halych by Alexander Mardkowicz, Łuck, 1937 +
Seraya ben Mordekhai Szapszał. Photograph; ca. 1930 +
August Wittmann, C''itizens from the neighborhood of Lemberg''. Lithographic engraving, ca. 1838-1841. +