"Lyubar"
agricultural signpost |
First view
entering Lyubar |
"Lyubar" sign |
1923 memorial -
presumably commemorating the civil war |
Tank memorial
commemorating WWII |
Cows on the
road
|
Road sign to
Lyubar
|
The only
building standing that was formerly a
Jewish property - a cheder or talmud
torah school. Now is a printing press.
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Approaching the
Jewish mass gravesite in the forest.
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Approaching the
Jewish mass gravesite in the forest. |
BONDERCHUK and
SHINDELMAN families gather at the mass
grave memorial. Freida KAPER SHINDELMAN
and her son Yosel SHINDELMAN were likely
murdered here. |
Memorial to
Soviet guerilla partisans that died
fighting in Lyubar during WWII. Located
next to Jewish mass grave. |
Entrance from
road to Jewish cemetery |
Property
adjacent to Jewish cemetery now used as
a commerical property. |
Old stone
gatepost to Jewish cemetery - off road. |
Remnants of
Jewish cemetery |
Remnants of
Jewish cemetery |
Remnants of
Jewish cemetery |
One of few legible
gravestones
|
One of few legible
gravestones
|
One of few legible
gravestones |
One of few legible
gravestones
|
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Animal bones
found at Jewish cemetery. |
Remnants of
Jewish cemetery |
Remnants of
Jewish cemetery |
Remnants of
Jewish cemetery |
Lighting a
yizkor memorial candle with local
schoolchildren at the Lyubar Jewish
cemetery. |
Lyubar town
center |
Lyubar town
center |
Telephone-telegraph
store |
Bus station |
Residential Lyubar
|
Residential
Lyubar |
Residential
Lyubar |
Park in Lyubar
commemorating Lyubar casualties in WWII.
No mention of Jewish victims. This is
the site of the former SHINDELMAN home. |
Property where
Yosef SHINDELMAN's house stood
circa 1900-1941. |
Russian
inscription on monument in park.
|
An older home
in Lyubar |
Residential
Lyubar |
Residential
Lyubar |
Residential Lyubar
|
An outhouse |
Residential
Lyubar |
Residential
Lyubar |
The oldest
standing Orthodox Church |
1 of 3 Orthodox
Churches |
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Interior of
Catholic Church in 1999 was entirely
wood scaffolding. Services were
conducted outdoors. |
1999 Priest at
Catholic Church. |
1 of 6
Christian cemeteries remaining in
Lyubar. Perhaps non-Christians were also
buried here according to the Catholic
Priest. |
Christian
cemetery in 1999 was as overgrown as
Jewish cemetery in Lyubar. |
Many unmarked
graves are also found at Christian
cemetery. |
