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This small town, near Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislow), is my maternal grandmother's  ancestral shtetl .  With this page, I wish to pay my respects to her and her family, to those I knew and those I did not, to those who came to America and to those who remained behind and perished in the Holocaust.


  2001


    2007		 There is a new sign for Bukachevtsy, certainly an improvement.

I visited Bukachevtsy in May 2001 and again in June 2007.  There's not much left to tell you that Bukachevtsy once had a sizable Jewish population.  There are no Jews and practically no Jewish buildings.  Even the cemetery was largely destroyed.  The Jews of Bukachevtsy exist only in our memories.  If you have memories to share or ties to Bukachevtsy, please contact me. (Linda Cantor)

 


Remains of Bukachevtsy's Synagogue
June, 2007

   (photographs by Linda Cantor)
 
 
This small town, near Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislow), is my maternal grandmother's  ancestral shtetl .  With this page, I wish to pay my respects to her and her family, to those I knew and those I did not, to those who came to America and to those who remained behind and perished in the Holocaust.


  2001


    2007		 There is a new sign for Bukachevtsy, certainly an improvement.

I visited Bukachevtsy in May 2001 and again in June 2007.  There's not much left to tell you that Bukachevtsy once had a sizable Jewish population.  There are no Jews and practically no Jewish buildings.  Even the cemetery was largely destroyed.  The Jews of Bukachevtsy exist only in our memories.  If you have memories to share or ties to Bukachevtsy, please contact me. (Linda Cantor)

 


Remains of Bukachevtsy's Synagogue
June, 2007

   (photographs by Linda Cantor)
Published References and Research Sources

Where Once We Walked by Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Sack, Avotaynu, Inc. 1991
bulletCOH - Chamber of the Holocaust
bulletEGRS - Encyclopedia of Galician Rabbis and Scholars
 bulletGUM3 - Guide to Unpublished Materials of the Holocaust Period bulletLDL - Latter Day Leaders, Sages and Scholars bulletPHP - Pinkas Hakehillot Poland, vol 2 Eastern Galicia bulletSF - Shtetl Finder   bullet

Click here for more information on the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy 

 Click here for a list of Holocaust victims (from Yad Vashem pages of testimony)  lick here to read personal recollections of a Bukachevtsy survivor. "Threads of Memory" bullet

Click here to see a list of people listed in the Project Heart database 

 Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy   
This small town, near Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislow), is my maternal grandmother's  ancestral shtetl .  With this page, I wish to pay my respects to her and her family, to those I knew and those I did not, to those who came to America and to those who remained behind and perished in the Holocaust.


  2001


    2007		 There is a new sign for Bukachevtsy, certainly an improvement.

I visited Bukachevtsy in May 2001 and again in June 2007.  There's not much left to tell you that Bukachevtsy once had a sizable Jewish population.  There are no Jews and practically no Jewish buildings.  Even the cemetery was largely destroyed.  The Jews of Bukachevtsy exist only in our memories.  If you have memories to share or ties to Bukachevtsy, please contact me. (Linda Cantor)

 


Remains of Bukachevtsy's Synagogue
June, 2007

   (photographs by Linda Cantor)

Published References and Research Sources
bullet
 Where Once We Walked by Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Sack, Avotaynu, Inc. 1991
bulletCOH - Chamber of the Holocaust
bulletEGRS - Encyclopedia of Galician Rabbis and Scholars bulletGUM3 - Guide to Unpublished Materials of the Holocaust Period bulletLDL - Latter Day Leaders, Sages and Scholars bulletPHP - Pinkas Hakehillot Poland, vol 2 Eastern Galicia bulletSF - Shtetl Finder   bullet

Click here for more information on the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy 

 Click here for a list of Holocaust victims (from Yad Vashem pages of testimony)  lick here to read personal recollections of a Bukachevtsy survivor. "Threads of Memory" bullet

Click here to see a list of people listed in the Project Heart database 

 Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy   
This small town, near Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislow), is my maternal grandmother's  ancestral shtetl .  With this page, I wish to pay my respects to her and her family, to those I knew and those I did not, to those who came to America and to those who remained behind and perished in the Holocaust.


  2001


    2007		 There is a new sign for Bukachevtsy, certainly an improvement.

I visited Bukachevtsy in May 2001 and again in June 2007.  There's not much left to tell you that Bukachevtsy once had a sizable Jewish population.  There are no Jews and practically no Jewish buildings.  Even the cemetery was largely destroyed.  The Jews of Bukachevtsy exist only in our memories.  If you have memories to share or ties to Bukachevtsy, please contact me. (Linda Cantor)

 


Remains of Bukachevtsy's Synagogue
June, 2007

   (photographs by Linda Cantor)

Published References and Research Sources
bullet
 Where Once We Walked by Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Sack, Avotaynu, Inc. 1991

Bukachevtsy, Ukr. (Bukaczowce. Bukotchovitz, Bukashevitz); pop. 733; 82 km SE of Lvov' 49° 15’  24° 30’; COH, EGRS, GUM3, JGFF, LDL, PHP2, SF, YB
bulletCOH - Chamber of the Holocaust
bulletEGRS - Encyclopedia of Galician Rabbis and Scholars bulletGUM3 - Guide to Unpublished Materials of the Holocaust Period bulletLDL - Latter Day Leaders, Sages and Scholars bulletPHP - Pinkas Hakehillot Poland, vol 2 Eastern Galicia bulletSF - Shtetl Finder bulletJewish Family Finder bulletBukachevatsy's Place in History

Holocaust in Bukachevtsy

 bullet

Click here for more information on the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy 

 bullet Click here for a list of Holocaust victims (from Yad Vashem pages of testimony)  bulletClick here to read personal recollections of a Bukachevtsy survivor. "Threads of Memory" bullet

Click here to see a list of people listed in the Project Heart database 

 bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy   
This small town, near Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislow), is my maternal grandmother's  ancestral shtetl .  With this page, I wish to pay my respects to her and her family, to those I knew and those I did not, to those who came to America and to those who remained behind and perished in the Holocaust.


  2001


    2007		 There is a new sign for Bukachevtsy, certainly an improvement.

I visited Bukachevtsy in May 2001 and again in June 2007.  There's not much left to tell you that Bukachevtsy once had a sizable Jewish population.  There are no Jews and practically no Jewish buildings.  Even the cemetery was largely destroyed.  The Jews of Bukachevtsy exist only in our memories.  If you have memories to share or ties to Bukachevtsy, please contact me. (Linda Cantor)

 


Remains of Bukachevtsy's Synagogue
June, 2007

   (photographs by Linda Cantor)

Published References and Research Sources
bullet
 Where Once We Walked by Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Sack, Avotaynu, Inc. 1991

Bukachevtsy, Ukr. (Bukaczowce. Bukotchovitz, Bukashevitz); pop. 733; 82 km SE of Lvov' 49° 15’  24° 30’; COH, EGRS, GUM3, JGFF, LDL, PHP2, SF, YB
bulletCOH - Chamber of the Holocaust
bulletEGRS - Encyclopedia of Galician Rabbis and Scholars bulletGUM3 - Guide to Unpublished Materials of the Holocaust Period bulletLDL - Latter Day Leaders, Sages and Scholars bulletPHP - Pinkas Hakehillot Poland, vol 2 Eastern Galicia bulletSF - Shtetl Finder bulletJewish Family Finder bulletBukachevatsy's Place in History

Holocaust in Bukachevtsy

 bullet

Click here for more information on the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy 

 bullet Click here for a list of Holocaust victims (from Yad Vashem pages of testimony)  bulletClick here to read personal recollections of a Bukachevtsy survivor. "Threads of Memory" bullet

Click here to see a list of people listed in the Project Heart database 

 bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy   

People

   Map of Bukachevtsy - map of Bukachevtsy as remembered by Sol  Mandel Photograph Album  - Visit with our Bukachevtsy Families Yiskor Book - Click here to see a translation of the "Bukaczowce" chapter from Pinkas Hakehillot Poland    
This small town, near Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislow), is my maternal grandmother's  ancestral shtetl .  With this page, I wish to pay my respects to her and her family, to those I knew and those I did not, to those who came to America and to those who remained behind and perished in the Holocaust.


  2001


    2007		 There is a new sign for Bukachevtsy, certainly an improvement.

I visited Bukachevtsy in May 2001 and again in June 2007.  There's not much left to tell you that Bukachevtsy once had a sizable Jewish population.  There are no Jews and practically no Jewish buildings.  Even the cemetery was largely destroyed.  The Jews of Bukachevtsy exist only in our memories.  If you have memories to share or ties to Bukachevtsy, please contact me. (Linda Cantor)

 


Remains of Bukachevtsy's Synagogue
June, 2007

   (photographs by Linda Cantor)

Published References and Research Sources
bullet
 Where Once We Walked by Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Sack, Avotaynu, Inc. 1991

Bukachevtsy, Ukr. (Bukaczowce. Bukotchovitz, Bukashevitz); pop. 733; 82 km SE of Lvov' 49° 15’  24° 30’; COH, EGRS, GUM3, JGFF, LDL, PHP2, SF, YB
bulletCOH - Chamber of the Holocaust
bulletEGRS - Encyclopedia of Galician Rabbis and Scholars bulletGUM3 - Guide to Unpublished Materials of the Holocaust Period bulletLDL - Latter Day Leaders, Sages and Scholars bulletPHP - Pinkas Hakehillot Poland, vol 2 Eastern Galicia bulletSF - Shtetl Finder bulletJewish Family Finder bulletBukachevatsy's Place in History

Holocaust in Bukachevtsy

 bullet

Click here for more information on the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy 

 bullet Click here for a list of Holocaust victims (from Yad Vashem pages of testimony)  bulletClick here to read personal recollections of a Bukachevtsy survivor. "Threads of Memory" bullet

Click here to see a list of people listed in the Project Heart database 

 bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy   

People

   Map of Bukachevtsy - map of Bukachevtsy as remembered by Sol  Mandel Photograph Album  - Visit with our Bukachevtsy Families Yiskor Book - Click here to see a translation of the "Bukaczowce" chapter from Pinkas Hakehillot Poland

   
   
 
This small town, near Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislow), is my maternal grandmother's  ancestral shtetl .  With this page, I wish to pay my respects to her and her family, to those I knew and those I did not, to those who came to America and to those who remained behind and perished in the Holocaust.


  2001


    2007		 There is a new sign for Bukachevtsy, certainly an improvement.

I visited Bukachevtsy in May 2001 and again in June 2007.  There's not much left to tell you that Bukachevtsy once had a sizable Jewish population.  There are no Jews and practically no Jewish buildings.  Even the cemetery was largely destroyed.  The Jews of Bukachevtsy exist only in our memories.  If you have memories to share or ties to Bukachevtsy, please contact me. (Linda Cantor)

 


Remains of Bukachevtsy's Synagogue
June, 2007

   (photographs by Linda Cantor)

Published References and Research Sources
bullet
 Where Once We Walked by Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Sack, Avotaynu, Inc. 1991

Bukachevtsy, Ukr. (Bukaczowce. Bukotchovitz, Bukashevitz); pop. 733; 82 km SE of Lvov' 49° 15’  24° 30’; COH, EGRS, GUM3, JGFF, LDL, PHP2, SF, YB
bulletCOH - Chamber of the Holocaust
bulletEGRS - Encyclopedia of Galician Rabbis and Scholars bulletGUM3 - Guide to Unpublished Materials of the Holocaust Period bulletLDL - Latter Day Leaders, Sages and Scholars bulletPHP - Pinkas Hakehillot Poland, vol 2 Eastern Galicia bulletSF - Shtetl Finder bulletJewish Family Finder bulletBukachevatsy's Place in History

Holocaust in Bukachevtsy

 bullet

Click here for more information on the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy 

 bullet Click here for a list of Holocaust victims (from Yad Vashem pages of testimony)  bulletClick here to read personal recollections of a Bukachevtsy survivor. "Threads of Memory" bullet

Click here to see a list of people listed in the Project Heart database 

 bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy   

People

   Map of Bukachevtsy - map of Bukachevtsy as remembered by Sol  Mandel Photograph Album  - Visit with our Bukachevtsy Families Yiskor Book - Click here to see a translation of the "Bukaczowce" chapter from Pinkas Hakehillot Poland


Bukachevtsy before the Second World War
Photos courtesy of Tomasz Kizny



Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  
Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  
 
This small town, near Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislow), is my maternal grandmother's  ancestral shtetl .  With this page, I wish to pay my respects to her and her family, to those I knew and those I did not, to those who came to America and to those who remained behind and perished in the Holocaust.


  2001


    2007		 There is a new sign for Bukachevtsy, certainly an improvement.

I visited Bukachevtsy in May 2001 and again in June 2007.  There's not much left to tell you that Bukachevtsy once had a sizable Jewish population.  There are no Jews and practically no Jewish buildings.  Even the cemetery was largely destroyed.  The Jews of Bukachevtsy exist only in our memories.  If you have memories to share or ties to Bukachevtsy, please contact me. (Linda Cantor)

 


Remains of Bukachevtsy's Synagogue
June, 2007

   (photographs by Linda Cantor)

Published References and Research Sources
bullet
 Where Once We Walked by Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Sack, Avotaynu, Inc. 1991

Bukachevtsy, Ukr. (Bukaczowce. Bukotchovitz, Bukashevitz); pop. 733; 82 km SE of Lvov' 49° 15’  24° 30’; COH, EGRS, GUM3, JGFF, LDL, PHP2, SF, YB
bulletCOH - Chamber of the Holocaust
bulletEGRS - Encyclopedia of Galician Rabbis and Scholars bulletGUM3 - Guide to Unpublished Materials of the Holocaust Period bulletLDL - Latter Day Leaders, Sages and Scholars bulletPHP - Pinkas Hakehillot Poland, vol 2 Eastern Galicia bulletSF - Shtetl Finder bulletJewish Family Finder bulletBukachevatsy's Place in History

Holocaust in Bukachevtsy

 bullet

Click here for more information on the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy 

 bullet Click here for a list of Holocaust victims (from Yad Vashem pages of testimony)  bulletClick here to read personal recollections of a Bukachevtsy survivor. "Threads of Memory" bullet

Click here to see a list of people listed in the Project Heart database 

 bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy   

People

   Map of Bukachevtsy - map of Bukachevtsy as remembered by Sol  Mandel Photograph Album  - Visit with our Bukachevtsy Families Yiskor Book - Click here to see a translation of the "Bukaczowce" chapter from Pinkas Hakehillot Poland


Bukachevtsy before the Second World War
Photos courtesy of Tomasz Kizny



Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  
Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  


 


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007
 
Photos by Linda Cantor
 
This small town, near Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislow), is my maternal grandmother's  ancestral shtetl .  With this page, I wish to pay my respects to her and her family, to those I knew and those I did not, to those who came to America and to those who remained behind and perished in the Holocaust.


  2001


    2007		 There is a new sign for Bukachevtsy, certainly an improvement.

I visited Bukachevtsy in May 2001 and again in June 2007.  There's not much left to tell you that Bukachevtsy once had a sizable Jewish population.  There are no Jews and practically no Jewish buildings.  Even the cemetery was largely destroyed.  The Jews of Bukachevtsy exist only in our memories.  If you have memories to share or ties to Bukachevtsy, please contact me. (Linda Cantor)

 


Remains of Bukachevtsy's Synagogue
June, 2007

   (photographs by Linda Cantor)

Published References and Research Sources
bullet
 Where Once We Walked by Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Sack, Avotaynu, Inc. 1991

Bukachevtsy, Ukr. (Bukaczowce. Bukotchovitz, Bukashevitz); pop. 733; 82 km SE of Lvov' 49° 15’  24° 30’; COH, EGRS, GUM3, JGFF, LDL, PHP2, SF, YB
bulletCOH - Chamber of the Holocaust
bulletEGRS - Encyclopedia of Galician Rabbis and Scholars bulletGUM3 - Guide to Unpublished Materials of the Holocaust Period bulletLDL - Latter Day Leaders, Sages and Scholars bulletPHP - Pinkas Hakehillot Poland, vol 2 Eastern Galicia bulletSF - Shtetl Finder bulletJewish Family Finder bulletBukachevatsy's Place in History

Holocaust in Bukachevtsy

 bullet

Click here for more information on the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy 

 bullet Click here for a list of Holocaust victims (from Yad Vashem pages of testimony)  bulletClick here to read personal recollections of a Bukachevtsy survivor. "Threads of Memory" bullet

Click here to see a list of people listed in the Project Heart database 

 bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy   

People

   Map of Bukachevtsy - map of Bukachevtsy as remembered by Sol  Mandel Photograph Album  - Visit with our Bukachevtsy Families Yiskor Book - Click here to see a translation of the "Bukaczowce" chapter from Pinkas Hakehillot Poland


Bukachevtsy before the Second World War
Photos courtesy of Tomasz Kizny



Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  
Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  


 


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007
 
Photos by Linda Cantor
   
   
 
This small town, near Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislow), is my maternal grandmother's  ancestral shtetl .  With this page, I wish to pay my respects to her and her family, to those I knew and those I did not, to those who came to America and to those who remained behind and perished in the Holocaust.


  2001


    2007		 There is a new sign for Bukachevtsy, certainly an improvement.

I visited Bukachevtsy in May 2001 and again in June 2007.  There's not much left to tell you that Bukachevtsy once had a sizable Jewish population.  There are no Jews and practically no Jewish buildings.  Even the cemetery was largely destroyed.  The Jews of Bukachevtsy exist only in our memories.  If you have memories to share or ties to Bukachevtsy, please contact me. (Linda Cantor)

 


Remains of Bukachevtsy's Synagogue
June, 2007

   (photographs by Linda Cantor)

Published References and Research Sources
bullet
 Where Once We Walked by Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Sack, Avotaynu, Inc. 1991

Bukachevtsy, Ukr. (Bukaczowce. Bukotchovitz, Bukashevitz); pop. 733; 82 km SE of Lvov' 49° 15’  24° 30’; COH, EGRS, GUM3, JGFF, LDL, PHP2, SF, YB
bulletCOH - Chamber of the Holocaust
bulletEGRS - Encyclopedia of Galician Rabbis and Scholars bulletGUM3 - Guide to Unpublished Materials of the Holocaust Period bulletLDL - Latter Day Leaders, Sages and Scholars bulletPHP - Pinkas Hakehillot Poland, vol 2 Eastern Galicia bulletSF - Shtetl Finder bulletJewish Family Finder bulletBukachevatsy's Place in History

Holocaust in Bukachevtsy

 bullet

Click here for more information on the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy 

 bullet Click here for a list of Holocaust victims (from Yad Vashem pages of testimony)  bulletClick here to read personal recollections of a Bukachevtsy survivor. "Threads of Memory" bullet

Click here to see a list of people listed in the Project Heart database 

 bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy   

People

   Map of Bukachevtsy - map of Bukachevtsy as remembered by Sol  Mandel Photograph Album  - Visit with our Bukachevtsy Families Yiskor Book - Click here to see a translation of the "Bukaczowce" chapter from Pinkas Hakehillot Poland


Bukachevtsy before the Second World War
Photos courtesy of Tomasz Kizny



Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  
Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  


 


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007
 
Photos by Linda Cantor
   
   
   

Cemetery in Bukachevtsy

The cemetery, which still stood relatively intact at the end of World War II (by eyewitness account of survivors), was destroyed by the Soviet Union.  The ground is mostly empty and there are a few remnants of tombstones left.  But the undergrowth is so heavy that it is all but impossible to know exactly what remains. 

We recently arranged to complete a fence around the cemetery and hope to have a dedication ceremony in the next year or two.  Please contact the webmaster if you are interested in more information and in contributing to this effort.
 
This small town, near Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislow), is my maternal grandmother's  ancestral shtetl .  With this page, I wish to pay my respects to her and her family, to those I knew and those I did not, to those who came to America and to those who remained behind and perished in the Holocaust.


  2001


    2007		 There is a new sign for Bukachevtsy, certainly an improvement.

I visited Bukachevtsy in May 2001 and again in June 2007.  There's not much left to tell you that Bukachevtsy once had a sizable Jewish population.  There are no Jews and practically no Jewish buildings.  Even the cemetery was largely destroyed.  The Jews of Bukachevtsy exist only in our memories.  If you have memories to share or ties to Bukachevtsy, please contact me. (Linda Cantor)

 


Remains of Bukachevtsy's Synagogue
June, 2007

   (photographs by Linda Cantor)

Published References and Research Sources
bullet
 Where Once We Walked by Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Sack, Avotaynu, Inc. 1991

Bukachevtsy, Ukr. (Bukaczowce. Bukotchovitz, Bukashevitz); pop. 733; 82 km SE of Lvov' 49° 15’  24° 30’; COH, EGRS, GUM3, JGFF, LDL, PHP2, SF, YB
bulletCOH - Chamber of the Holocaust
bulletEGRS - Encyclopedia of Galician Rabbis and Scholars bulletGUM3 - Guide to Unpublished Materials of the Holocaust Period bulletLDL - Latter Day Leaders, Sages and Scholars bulletPHP - Pinkas Hakehillot Poland, vol 2 Eastern Galicia bulletSF - Shtetl Finder bulletJewish Family Finder bulletBukachevatsy's Place in History

Holocaust in Bukachevtsy

 bullet

Click here for more information on the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy 

 bullet Click here for a list of Holocaust victims (from Yad Vashem pages of testimony)  bulletClick here to read personal recollections of a Bukachevtsy survivor. "Threads of Memory" bullet

Click here to see a list of people listed in the Project Heart database 

 bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy   

People

   Map of Bukachevtsy - map of Bukachevtsy as remembered by Sol  Mandel Photograph Album  - Visit with our Bukachevtsy Families Yiskor Book - Click here to see a translation of the "Bukaczowce" chapter from Pinkas Hakehillot Poland


Bukachevtsy before the Second World War
Photos courtesy of Tomasz Kizny



Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  
Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  


 


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007
 
Photos by Linda Cantor
   
   
   

Cemetery in Bukachevtsy

The cemetery, which still stood relatively intact at the end of World War II (by eyewitness account of survivors), was destroyed by the Soviet Union.  The ground is mostly empty and there are a few remnants of tombstones left.  But the undergrowth is so heavy that it is all but impossible to know exactly what remains. 

A fence around the cemetery was completed several years ago and we hope, one day, to have a dedication ceremony.  Please contact the webmaster if you are interested in more information, in running this effort and contributing to it.
 
This small town, near Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislow), is my maternal grandmother's  ancestral shtetl .  With this page, I wish to pay my respects to her and her family, to those I knew and those I did not, to those who came to America and to those who remained behind and perished in the Holocaust.


  2001


    2007		 There is a new sign for Bukachevtsy, certainly an improvement.

I visited Bukachevtsy in May 2001 and again in June 2007.  There's not much left to tell you that Bukachevtsy once had a sizable Jewish population.  There are no Jews and practically no Jewish buildings.  Even the cemetery was largely destroyed.  The Jews of Bukachevtsy exist only in our memories.  If you have memories to share or ties to Bukachevtsy, please contact me. (Linda Cantor)

 


Remains of Bukachevtsy's Synagogue
June, 2007

   (photographs by Linda Cantor)

Published References and Research Sources
bullet
 Where Once We Walked by Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Sack, Avotaynu, Inc. 1991

Bukachevtsy, Ukr. (Bukaczowce. Bukotchovitz, Bukashevitz); pop. 733; 82 km SE of Lvov' 49° 15’  24° 30’; COH, EGRS, GUM3, JGFF, LDL, PHP2, SF, YB
bulletCOH - Chamber of the Holocaust
bulletEGRS - Encyclopedia of Galician Rabbis and Scholars bulletGUM3 - Guide to Unpublished Materials of the Holocaust Period bulletLDL - Latter Day Leaders, Sages and Scholars bulletPHP - Pinkas Hakehillot Poland, vol 2 Eastern Galicia bulletSF - Shtetl Finder bulletJewish Family Finder bulletBukachevatsy's Place in History

Holocaust in Bukachevtsy

 bullet

Click here for more information on the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy 

 bullet Click here for a list of Holocaust victims (from Yad Vashem pages of testimony)  bulletClick here to read personal recollections of a Bukachevtsy survivor. "Threads of Memory" bullet

Click here to see a list of people listed in the Project Heart database 

 bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy   

People

   Map of Bukachevtsy - map of Bukachevtsy as remembered by Sol  Mandel Photograph Album  - Visit with our Bukachevtsy Families Yiskor Book - Click here to see a translation of the "Bukaczowce" chapter from Pinkas Hakehillot Poland


Bukachevtsy before the Second World War
Photos courtesy of Tomasz Kizny



Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  
Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  


 


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007
 
Photos by Linda Cantor
   
   
   

Cemetery in Bukachevtsy

The cemetery, which still stood relatively intact at the end of World War II (by eyewitness account of survivors), was destroyed by the Soviet Union.  The ground is mostly empty and there are a few remnants of tombstones left.  But the undergrowth is so heavy that it is all but impossible to know exactly what remains. 

A fence around the cemetery was completed several years ago and we hope, one day, to have a dedication ceremony.  Please contact the webmaster if you are interested in more information, in running this effort and contributing to it.

Cemetery in Bukachevtsy

The cemetery, which still stood relatively intact at the end of World War II (by eyewitness account of survivors), was destroyed by the Soviet Union.  The ground is mostly empty and there are a few remnants of tombstones left.  But the undergrowth is so heavy that it is all but impossible to know exactly what remains. 

We recently arranged to complete a fence around the cemetery and hope to have a dedication ceremony in the next year or two.  Please contact the webmaster if you are interested in more information and in contributing to this effort.
 
This small town, near Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislow), is my maternal grandmother's  ancestral shtetl .  With this page, I wish to pay my respects to her and her family, to those I knew and those I did not, to those who came to America and to those who remained behind and perished in the Holocaust.


  2001


    2007		 There is a new sign for Bukachevtsy, certainly an improvement.

I visited Bukachevtsy in May 2001 and again in June 2007.  There's not much left to tell you that Bukachevtsy once had a sizable Jewish population.  There are no Jews and practically no Jewish buildings.  Even the cemetery was largely destroyed.  The Jews of Bukachevtsy exist only in our memories.  If you have memories to share or ties to Bukachevtsy, please contact me. (Linda Cantor)

 


Remains of Bukachevtsy's Synagogue
June, 2007

   (photographs by Linda Cantor)

Published References and Research Sources
bullet
 Where Once We Walked by Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Sack, Avotaynu, Inc. 1991

Bukachevtsy, Ukr. (Bukaczowce. Bukotchovitz, Bukashevitz); pop. 733; 82 km SE of Lvov' 49° 15’  24° 30’; COH, EGRS, GUM3, JGFF, LDL, PHP2, SF, YB
bulletCOH - Chamber of the Holocaust
bulletEGRS - Encyclopedia of Galician Rabbis and Scholars bulletGUM3 - Guide to Unpublished Materials of the Holocaust Period bulletLDL - Latter Day Leaders, Sages and Scholars bulletPHP - Pinkas Hakehillot Poland, vol 2 Eastern Galicia bulletSF - Shtetl Finder bulletJewish Family Finder bulletBukachevatsy's Place in History

Holocaust in Bukachevtsy

 bullet

Click here for more information on the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy 

 bullet Click here for a list of Holocaust victims (from Yad Vashem pages of testimony)  bulletClick here to read personal recollections of a Bukachevtsy survivor. "Threads of Memory" bullet

Click here to see a list of people listed in the Project Heart database 

 bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy   

People

   Map of Bukachevtsy - map of Bukachevtsy as remembered by Sol  Mandel Photograph Album  - Visit with our Bukachevtsy Families Yiskor Book - Click here to see a translation of the "Bukaczowce" chapter from Pinkas Hakehillot Poland


Bukachevtsy before the Second World War
Photos courtesy of Tomasz Kizny



Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  
Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  


 


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007
 
Photos by Linda Cantor
   
   

Cemetery in Bukachevtsy

The cemetery, which still stood relatively intact at the end of World War II (by eyewitness account of survivors), was destroyed by the Soviet Union.  The ground is mostly empty and there are a few remnants of tombstones left.  But the undergrowth is so heavy that it is all but impossible to know exactly what remains. 

A fence around the cemetery was completed several years ago and we hope, one day, to have a dedication ceremony.  Please contact the webmaster if you are interested in more information, in running this effort and contributing to it.
 
This small town, near Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislow), is my maternal grandmother's  ancestral shtetl .  With this page, I wish to pay my respects to her and her family, to those I knew and those I did not, to those who came to America and to those who remained behind and perished in the Holocaust.


  2001


    2007		 There is a new sign for Bukachevtsy, certainly an improvement.

I visited Bukachevtsy in May 2001 and again in June 2007.  There's not much left to tell you that Bukachevtsy once had a sizable Jewish population.  There are no Jews and practically no Jewish buildings.  Even the cemetery was largely destroyed.  The Jews of Bukachevtsy exist only in our memories.  If you have memories to share or ties to Bukachevtsy, please contact me. (Linda Cantor)

 


Remains of Bukachevtsy's Synagogue
June, 2007

   (photographs by Linda Cantor)

Published References and Research Sources
bullet
 Where Once We Walked by Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Sack, Avotaynu, Inc. 1991

Bukachevtsy, Ukr. (Bukaczowce. Bukotchovitz, Bukashevitz); pop. 733; 82 km SE of Lvov' 49° 15’  24° 30’; COH, EGRS, GUM3, JGFF, LDL, PHP2, SF, YB
bulletCOH - Chamber of the Holocaust
bulletEGRS - Encyclopedia of Galician Rabbis and Scholars bulletGUM3 - Guide to Unpublished Materials of the Holocaust Period bulletLDL - Latter Day Leaders, Sages and Scholars bulletPHP - Pinkas Hakehillot Poland, vol 2 Eastern Galicia bulletSF - Shtetl Finder bulletJewish Family Finder bulletBukachevatsy's Place in History

Holocaust in Bukachevtsy

 bullet

Click here for more information on the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy 

 bullet Click here for a list of Holocaust victims (from Yad Vashem pages of testimony)  bulletClick here to read personal recollections of a Bukachevtsy survivor. "Threads of Memory" bullet

Click here to see a list of people listed in the Project Heart database 

 bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy   

People

   Map of Bukachevtsy - map of Bukachevtsy as remembered by Sol  Mandel Photograph Album  - Visit with our Bukachevtsy Families Yiskor Book - Click here to see a translation of the "Bukaczowce" chapter from Pinkas Hakehillot Poland


Bukachevtsy before the Second World War
Photos courtesy of Tomasz Kizny



Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  
Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  


 


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007
 
Photos by Linda Cantor
   
   

Cemetery in Bukachevtsy

The cemetery, which still stood relatively intact at the end of World War II (by eyewitness account of survivors), was destroyed by the Soviet Union.  The ground is mostly empty and there are a few remnants of tombstones left.  But the undergrowth is so heavy that it is all but impossible to know exactly what remains. 

A fence around the cemetery was completed several years ago and we hope, one day, to have a dedication ceremony.  Please contact the webmaster if you are interested in more information, in running this effort and contributing to it.



Bukachevtsy Cemetery


Remains of a tombstone


 
Cemetery Wall
 
This small town, near Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislow), is my maternal grandmother's  ancestral shtetl .  With this page, I wish to pay my respects to her and her family, to those I knew and those I did not, to those who came to America and to those who remained behind and perished in the Holocaust.


  2001


    2007		 There is a new sign for Bukachevtsy, certainly an improvement.

I visited Bukachevtsy in May 2001 and again in June 2007.  There's not much left to tell you that Bukachevtsy once had a sizable Jewish population.  There are no Jews and practically no Jewish buildings.  Even the cemetery was largely destroyed.  The Jews of Bukachevtsy exist only in our memories.  If you have memories to share or ties to Bukachevtsy, please contact me. (Linda Cantor)

 


Remains of Bukachevtsy's Synagogue
June, 2007

   (photographs by Linda Cantor)

Published References and Research Sources
bullet
 Where Once We Walked by Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Sack, Avotaynu, Inc. 1991

Bukachevtsy, Ukr. (Bukaczowce. Bukotchovitz, Bukashevitz); pop. 733; 82 km SE of Lvov' 49° 15’  24° 30’; COH, EGRS, GUM3, JGFF, LDL, PHP2, SF, YB
bulletCOH - Chamber of the Holocaust
bulletEGRS - Encyclopedia of Galician Rabbis and Scholars bulletGUM3 - Guide to Unpublished Materials of the Holocaust Period bulletLDL - Latter Day Leaders, Sages and Scholars bulletPHP - Pinkas Hakehillot Poland, vol 2 Eastern Galicia bulletSF - Shtetl Finder bulletJewish Family Finder bulletBukachevatsy's Place in History

Holocaust in Bukachevtsy

 bullet

Click here for more information on the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy 

 bullet Click here for a list of Holocaust victims (from Yad Vashem pages of testimony)  bulletClick here to read personal recollections of a Bukachevtsy survivor. "Threads of Memory" bullet

Click here to see a list of people listed in the Project Heart database 

 bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy   

People

   Map of Bukachevtsy - map of Bukachevtsy as remembered by Sol  Mandel Photograph Album  - Visit with our Bukachevtsy Families Yiskor Book - Click here to see a translation of the "Bukaczowce" chapter from Pinkas Hakehillot Poland


Bukachevtsy before the Second World War
Photos courtesy of Tomasz Kizny



Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  
Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  


 


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007
 
Photos by Linda Cantor
   
   

Cemetery in Bukachevtsy

The cemetery, which still stood relatively intact at the end of World War II (by eyewitness account of survivors), was destroyed by the Soviet Union.  The ground is mostly empty and there are a few remnants of tombstones left.  But the undergrowth is so heavy that it is all but impossible to know exactly what remains. 

A fence around the cemetery was completed several years ago and we hope, one day, to have a dedication ceremony.  Please contact the webmaster if you are interested in more information, in running this effort and contributing to it.



Bukachevtsy Cemetery


Remains of a tombstone


 
Cemetery Wall
 
 
 
This small town, near Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislow), is my maternal grandmother's  ancestral shtetl .  With this page, I wish to pay my respects to her and her family, to those I knew and those I did not, to those who came to America and to those who remained behind and perished in the Holocaust.


  2001


    2007		 There is a new sign for Bukachevtsy, certainly an improvement.

I visited Bukachevtsy in May 2001 and again in June 2007.  There's not much left to tell you that Bukachevtsy once had a sizable Jewish population.  There are no Jews and practically no Jewish buildings.  Even the cemetery was largely destroyed.  The Jews of Bukachevtsy exist only in our memories.  If you have memories to share or ties to Bukachevtsy, please contact me. (Linda Cantor)

 


Remains of Bukachevtsy's Synagogue
June, 2007

   (photographs by Linda Cantor)

Published References and Research Sources
bullet
 Where Once We Walked by Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Sack, Avotaynu, Inc. 1991

Bukachevtsy, Ukr. (Bukaczowce. Bukotchovitz, Bukashevitz); pop. 733; 82 km SE of Lvov' 49° 15’  24° 30’; COH, EGRS, GUM3, JGFF, LDL, PHP2, SF, YB
bulletCOH - Chamber of the Holocaust
bulletEGRS - Encyclopedia of Galician Rabbis and Scholars bulletGUM3 - Guide to Unpublished Materials of the Holocaust Period bulletLDL - Latter Day Leaders, Sages and Scholars bulletPHP - Pinkas Hakehillot Poland, vol 2 Eastern Galicia bulletSF - Shtetl Finder bulletJewish Family Finder bulletBukachevatsy's Place in History

Holocaust in Bukachevtsy

 bullet

Click here for more information on the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy 

 bullet Click here for a list of Holocaust victims (from Yad Vashem pages of testimony)  bulletClick here to read personal recollections of a Bukachevtsy survivor. "Threads of Memory" bullet

Click here to see a list of people listed in the Project Heart database 

 bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy   

People

   Map of Bukachevtsy - map of Bukachevtsy as remembered by Sol  Mandel Photograph Album  - Visit with our Bukachevtsy Families Yiskor Book - Click here to see a translation of the "Bukaczowce" chapter from Pinkas Hakehillot Poland


Bukachevtsy before the Second World War
Photos courtesy of Tomasz Kizny



Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  
Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  


 


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007
 
Photos by Linda Cantor
   
   

Cemetery in Bukachevtsy

The cemetery, which still stood relatively intact at the end of World War II (by eyewitness account of survivors), was destroyed by the Soviet Union.  The ground is mostly empty and there are a few remnants of tombstones left.  But the undergrowth is so heavy that it is all but impossible to know exactly what remains. 

A fence around the cemetery was completed several years ago and we hope, one day, to have a dedication ceremony.  Please contact the webmaster if you are interested in more information, in running this effort and contributing to it.



Bukachevtsy Cemetery


Remains of a tombstone


 
Cemetery Wall
 
 

Bukachevtsy Records

Cemeteries in Metropolitan New York City - There are several burial plots in the New York City area for the Chevra Ohev Shalom Anshei Bukaczowce. 
(Mt. Zion, Maspeth, NY, Mt. Hebron, Flushing, NY, and Beth Israel Cemetery, Woodbridge, NJ. ) Click here for more information.
bullet Chevra Kaddisha Records   Learn more about the Pinkas of the Chevra Kadisha of Bukachevtsy
bullet Landsmanshaftn in New York   Look at the original incorporation papers for 3 Bukachevtsy organizations
 bullet Bukachevtsy Memorials -   The descendants of Bukachevtsy  remember and memorialize their families.    bullet Immigrants to the U.S. from Bukachevtsy    
This small town, near Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislow), is my maternal grandmother's  ancestral shtetl .  With this page, I wish to pay my respects to her and her family, to those I knew and those I did not, to those who came to America and to those who remained behind and perished in the Holocaust.


  2001


    2007		 There is a new sign for Bukachevtsy, certainly an improvement.

I visited Bukachevtsy in May 2001 and again in June 2007.  There's not much left to tell you that Bukachevtsy once had a sizable Jewish population.  There are no Jews and practically no Jewish buildings.  Even the cemetery was largely destroyed.  The Jews of Bukachevtsy exist only in our memories.  If you have memories to share or ties to Bukachevtsy, please contact me. (Linda Cantor)

 


Remains of Bukachevtsy's Synagogue
June, 2007

   (photographs by Linda Cantor)

Published References and Research Sources
bullet
 Where Once We Walked by Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Sack, Avotaynu, Inc. 1991

Bukachevtsy, Ukr. (Bukaczowce. Bukotchovitz, Bukashevitz); pop. 733; 82 km SE of Lvov' 49° 15’  24° 30’; COH, EGRS, GUM3, JGFF, LDL, PHP2, SF, YB
bulletCOH - Chamber of the Holocaust
bulletEGRS - Encyclopedia of Galician Rabbis and Scholars bulletGUM3 - Guide to Unpublished Materials of the Holocaust Period bulletLDL - Latter Day Leaders, Sages and Scholars bulletPHP - Pinkas Hakehillot Poland, vol 2 Eastern Galicia bulletSF - Shtetl Finder bulletJewish Family Finder bulletBukachevatsy's Place in History

Holocaust in Bukachevtsy

 bullet

Click here for more information on the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy 

 bullet Click here for a list of Holocaust victims (from Yad Vashem pages of testimony)  bulletClick here to read personal recollections of a Bukachevtsy survivor. "Threads of Memory" bullet

Click here to see a list of people listed in the Project Heart database 

 bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy   

People

   Map of Bukachevtsy - map of Bukachevtsy as remembered by Sol  Mandel Photograph Album  - Visit with our Bukachevtsy Families Yiskor Book - Click here to see a translation of the "Bukaczowce" chapter from Pinkas Hakehillot Poland


Bukachevtsy before the Second World War
Photos courtesy of Tomasz Kizny



Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  
Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  


 


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007
 
Photos by Linda Cantor
   
   

Cemetery in Bukachevtsy

The cemetery, which still stood relatively intact at the end of World War II (by eyewitness account of survivors), was destroyed by the Soviet Union.  The ground is mostly empty and there are a few remnants of tombstones left.  But the undergrowth is so heavy that it is all but impossible to know exactly what remains. 

A fence around the cemetery was completed several years ago and we hope, one day, to have a dedication ceremony.  Please contact the webmaster if you are interested in more information, in running this effort and contributing to it.



Bukachevtsy Cemetery


Remains of a tombstone


 
Cemetery Wall
 
 

Bukachevtsy Records
bullet
Cemeteries in Metropolitan New York City - There are several burial plots in the New York City area for the Chevra Ohev Shalom Anshei Bukaczowce. 
(Mt. Zion, Maspeth, NY, Mt. Hebron, Flushing, NY, and Beth Israel Cemetery, Woodbridge, NJ. ) Click here for more information.
bullet Chevra Kaddisha Records   Learn more about the Pinkas of the Chevra Kadisha of Bukachevtsy
 bullet Landsmanshaftn in New York   Look at the original incorporation papers for 3 Bukachevtsy organizations bullet Bukachevtsy Memorials -   The descendants of Bukachevtsy  remember and memorialize their families.    bullet Immigrants to the U.S. from Bukachevtsy     My experiences in Ukraine  

Read the article which appeared in The Galitzianer, August 2001.  The Galitzianer is a publication of Gesher Galicia, Special Interest Group for Galicia.

Read "Return to Galicia" Return to Galicia" from The Galitizianer, November 2007   
     Stories from Bukachevtsy
 - Share in the stories that people have sent us about Bukachevtsy   
This small town, near Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislow), is my maternal grandmother's  ancestral shtetl .  With this page, I wish to pay my respects to her and her family, to those I knew and those I did not, to those who came to America and to those who remained behind and perished in the Holocaust.


  2001


    2007		 There is a new sign for Bukachevtsy, certainly an improvement.

I visited Bukachevtsy in May 2001 and again in June 2007.  There's not much left to tell you that Bukachevtsy once had a sizable Jewish population.  There are no Jews and practically no Jewish buildings.  Even the cemetery was largely destroyed.  The Jews of Bukachevtsy exist only in our memories.  If you have memories to share or ties to Bukachevtsy, please contact me. (Linda Cantor)

 


Remains of Bukachevtsy's Synagogue
June, 2007

   (photographs by Linda Cantor)

Published References and Research Sources
bullet
 Where Once We Walked by Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Sack, Avotaynu, Inc. 1991

Bukachevtsy, Ukr. (Bukaczowce. Bukotchovitz, Bukashevitz); pop. 733; 82 km SE of Lvov' 49° 15’  24° 30’; COH, EGRS, GUM3, JGFF, LDL, PHP2, SF, YB
bulletCOH - Chamber of the Holocaust
bulletEGRS - Encyclopedia of Galician Rabbis and Scholars bulletGUM3 - Guide to Unpublished Materials of the Holocaust Period bulletLDL - Latter Day Leaders, Sages and Scholars bulletPHP - Pinkas Hakehillot Poland, vol 2 Eastern Galicia bulletSF - Shtetl Finder bulletJewish Family Finder bulletBukachevatsy's Place in History

Holocaust in Bukachevtsy

 bullet

Click here for more information on the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy 

 bullet Click here for a list of Holocaust victims (from Yad Vashem pages of testimony)  bulletClick here to read personal recollections of a Bukachevtsy survivor. "Threads of Memory" bullet

Click here to see a list of people listed in the Project Heart database 

 bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy   

People

   Map of Bukachevtsy - map of Bukachevtsy as remembered by Sol  Mandel Photograph Album  - Visit with our Bukachevtsy Families Yiskor Book - Click here to see a translation of the "Bukaczowce" chapter from Pinkas Hakehillot Poland


Bukachevtsy before the Second World War
Photos courtesy of Tomasz Kizny



Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  
Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  


 


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007
 
Photos by Linda Cantor
   
   

Cemetery in Bukachevtsy

The cemetery, which still stood relatively intact at the end of World War II (by eyewitness account of survivors), was destroyed by the Soviet Union.  The ground is mostly empty and there are a few remnants of tombstones left.  But the undergrowth is so heavy that it is all but impossible to know exactly what remains. 

A fence around the cemetery was completed several years ago and we hope, one day, to have a dedication ceremony.  Please contact the webmaster if you are interested in more information, in running this effort and contributing to it.



Bukachevtsy Cemetery


Remains of a tombstone


 
Cemetery Wall
 
 

Bukachevtsy Records
bullet
Cemeteries in Metropolitan New York City - There are several burial plots in the New York City area for the Chevra Ohev Shalom Anshei Bukaczowce. 
(Mt. Zion, Maspeth, NY, Mt. Hebron, Flushing, NY, and Beth Israel Cemetery, Woodbridge, NJ. ) Click here for more information.
bullet Chevra Kaddisha Records   Learn more about the Pinkas of the Chevra Kadisha of Bukachevtsy
 bullet Landsmanshaftn in New York   Look at the original incorporation papers for 3 Bukachevtsy organizations bullet Bukachevtsy Memorials -   The descendants of Bukachevtsy  remember and memorialize their families.    bullet Immigrants to the U.S. from Bukachevtsy     My experiences in Ukraine  

Read the article which appeared in The Galitzianer, August 2001.  The Galitzianer is a publication of Gesher Galicia, Special Interest Group for Galicia.

Read "Return to Galicia" Return to Galicia" from The Galitizianer, November 2007   
     Stories from Bukachevtsy
 - Share in the stories that people have sent us about Bukachevtsy   

Bukachevtsy Documents

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Birth Records - 1861 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

JDC Documents - Holocaust survivors registered with JDC after World War II 

bullet

School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

Vital Records - Urzad Stanu Cywilnego (Civil Registration Office) - Warsaw

 bullet

Polish Telephone Book - 1932/33  

 bullet

Polish Telephone Book - 1938  Read stories about some of the people in the telephone book

 bullet

Polish Business Directory - 1929 

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Polish Business Directory - 1930  Read stories about some of the people in the Business Directory   

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Registration Card - 1946 

  

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This small town, near Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislow), is my maternal grandmother's  ancestral shtetl .  With this page, I wish to pay my respects to her and her family, to those I knew and those I did not, to those who came to America and to those who remained behind and perished in the Holocaust.


  2001


    2007		 There is a new sign for Bukachevtsy, certainly an improvement.

I visited Bukachevtsy in May 2001 and again in June 2007.  There's not much left to tell you that Bukachevtsy once had a sizable Jewish population.  There are no Jews and practically no Jewish buildings.  Even the cemetery was largely destroyed.  The Jews of Bukachevtsy exist only in our memories.  If you have memories to share or ties to Bukachevtsy, please contact me. (Linda Cantor)

 


Remains of Bukachevtsy's Synagogue
June, 2007

   (photographs by Linda Cantor)

Published References and Research Sources
bullet
 Where Once We Walked by Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Sack, Avotaynu, Inc. 1991

Bukachevtsy, Ukr. (Bukaczowce. Bukotchovitz, Bukashevitz); pop. 733; 82 km SE of Lvov' 49° 15’  24° 30’; COH, EGRS, GUM3, JGFF, LDL, PHP2, SF, YB
bulletCOH - Chamber of the Holocaust
bulletEGRS - Encyclopedia of Galician Rabbis and Scholars bulletGUM3 - Guide to Unpublished Materials of the Holocaust Period bulletLDL - Latter Day Leaders, Sages and Scholars bulletPHP - Pinkas Hakehillot Poland, vol 2 Eastern Galicia bulletSF - Shtetl Finder bulletJewish Family Finder bulletBukachevatsy's Place in History

Holocaust in Bukachevtsy

 bullet

Click here for more information on the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy 

 bullet Click here for a list of Holocaust victims (from Yad Vashem pages of testimony)  bulletClick here to read personal recollections of a Bukachevtsy survivor. "Threads of Memory" bullet

Click here to see a list of people listed in the Project Heart database 

 bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy   

People

   Map of Bukachevtsy - map of Bukachevtsy as remembered by Sol  Mandel Photograph Album  - Visit with our Bukachevtsy Families Yiskor Book - Click here to see a translation of the "Bukaczowce" chapter from Pinkas Hakehillot Poland


Bukachevtsy before the Second World War
Photos courtesy of Tomasz Kizny



Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  
Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  


 


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007
 
Photos by Linda Cantor
   
   

Cemetery in Bukachevtsy

The cemetery, which still stood relatively intact at the end of World War II (by eyewitness account of survivors), was destroyed by the Soviet Union.  The ground is mostly empty and there are a few remnants of tombstones left.  But the undergrowth is so heavy that it is all but impossible to know exactly what remains. 

A fence around the cemetery was completed several years ago and we hope, one day, to have a dedication ceremony.  Please contact the webmaster if you are interested in more information, in running this effort and contributing to it.



Bukachevtsy Cemetery


Remains of a tombstone


 
Cemetery Wall
 
 

Bukachevtsy Records
bullet
Cemeteries in Metropolitan New York City - There are several burial plots in the New York City area for the Chevra Ohev Shalom Anshei Bukaczowce. 
(Mt. Zion, Maspeth, NY, Mt. Hebron, Flushing, NY, and Beth Israel Cemetery, Woodbridge, NJ. ) Click here for more information.
bullet Chevra Kaddisha Records   Learn more about the Pinkas of the Chevra Kadisha of Bukachevtsy
 bullet Landsmanshaftn in New York   Look at the original incorporation papers for 3 Bukachevtsy organizations bullet Bukachevtsy Memorials -   The descendants of Bukachevtsy  remember and memorialize their families.    bullet Immigrants to the U.S. from Bukachevtsy     My experiences in Ukraine  

Read the article which appeared in The Galitzianer, August 2001.  The Galitzianer is a publication of Gesher Galicia, Special Interest Group for Galicia.

Read "Return to Galicia" Return to Galicia" from The Galitizianer, November 2007   
     Stories from Bukachevtsy
 - Share in the stories that people have sent us about Bukachevtsy   

Bukachevtsy Documents

bullet

Birth Records - 1861 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

JDC Documents - Holocaust survivors registered with JDC after World War II 

bullet

School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

Vital Records - Urzad Stanu Cywilnego (Civil Registration Office) - Warsaw

 bullet

Polish Telephone Book - 1932/33  

 bullet

Polish Telephone Book - 1938  Read stories about some of the people in the telephone book

 bullet

Polish Business Directory - 1929 

 bullet

Polish Business Directory - 1930  Read stories about some of the people in the Business Directory   

 bullet

Registration Card - 1946 

  

Links to related genealogical sites

Jewishgen    

Gesher Galicia   
Jewish History in Galicia and Bukovina   
KehillaLinks Directory
Rohatyn Kehilalinks page 

JRI-Poland/Polish State Archives Project AGAD Archives Project - Join the Great Galician Indexing Race

This site is hosted at no cost to the public by JewishGen, Inc. and is part of the ShtetLinks Project. If you find this site of value, your JewishGen-erosity is greatly appreciated. 
Site last updated:  July 25 2018
 
Copyright L Cantor 2018
 
This small town, near Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislow), is my maternal grandmother's  ancestral shtetl .  With this page, I wish to pay my respects to her and her family, to those I knew and those I did not, to those who came to America and to those who remained behind and perished in the Holocaust.


  2001


    2007		 There is a new sign for Bukachevtsy, certainly an improvement.

I visited Bukachevtsy in May 2001 and again in June 2007.  There's not much left to tell you that Bukachevtsy once had a sizable Jewish population.  There are no Jews and practically no Jewish buildings.  Even the cemetery was largely destroyed.  The Jews of Bukachevtsy exist only in our memories.  If you have memories to share or ties to Bukachevtsy, please contact me. (Linda Cantor)

 


Remains of Bukachevtsy's Synagogue
June, 2007

   (photographs by Linda Cantor)

Published References and Research Sources
bullet
 Where Once We Walked by Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Sack, Avotaynu, Inc. 1991

Bukachevtsy, Ukr. (Bukaczowce. Bukotchovitz, Bukashevitz); pop. 733; 82 km SE of Lvov' 49° 15’  24° 30’; COH, EGRS, GUM3, JGFF, LDL, PHP2, SF, YB
bulletCOH - Chamber of the Holocaust
bulletEGRS - Encyclopedia of Galician Rabbis and Scholars bulletGUM3 - Guide to Unpublished Materials of the Holocaust Period bulletLDL - Latter Day Leaders, Sages and Scholars bulletPHP - Pinkas Hakehillot Poland, vol 2 Eastern Galicia bulletSF - Shtetl Finder bulletJewish Family Finder bulletBukachevatsy's Place in History

Holocaust in Bukachevtsy

 bullet

Click here for more information on the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy 

 bullet Click here for a list of Holocaust victims (from Yad Vashem pages of testimony)  bulletClick here to read personal recollections of a Bukachevtsy survivor. "Threads of Memory" bullet

Click here to see a list of people listed in the Project Heart database 

 bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy   

People

   Map of Bukachevtsy - map of Bukachevtsy as remembered by Sol  Mandel Photograph Album  - Visit with our Bukachevtsy Families Yiskor Book - Click here to see a translation of the "Bukaczowce" chapter from Pinkas Hakehillot Poland


Bukachevtsy before the Second World War
Photos courtesy of Tomasz Kizny



Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  
Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  


 


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007
 
Photos by Linda Cantor
   
   

Cemetery in Bukachevtsy

The cemetery, which still stood relatively intact at the end of World War II (by eyewitness account of survivors), was destroyed by the Soviet Union.  The ground is mostly empty and there are a few remnants of tombstones left.  But the undergrowth is so heavy that it is all but impossible to know exactly what remains. 

A fence around the cemetery was completed several years ago and we hope, one day, to have a dedication ceremony.  Please contact the webmaster if you are interested in more information, in running this effort and contributing to it.



Bukachevtsy Cemetery


Remains of a tombstone


 
Cemetery Wall
 
 

Bukachevtsy Records
bullet
Cemeteries in Metropolitan New York City - There are several burial plots in the New York City area for the Chevra Ohev Shalom Anshei Bukaczowce. 
(Mt. Zion, Maspeth, NY, Mt. Hebron, Flushing, NY, and Beth Israel Cemetery, Woodbridge, NJ. ) Click here for more information.
bullet Chevra Kaddisha Records   Learn more about the Pinkas of the Chevra Kadisha of Bukachevtsy
 bullet Landsmanshaftn in New York   Look at the original incorporation papers for 3 Bukachevtsy organizations bullet Bukachevtsy Memorials -   The descendants of Bukachevtsy  remember and memorialize their families.    bullet Immigrants to the U.S. from Bukachevtsy     My experiences in Ukraine  

Read the article which appeared in The Galitzianer, August 2001.  The Galitzianer is a publication of Gesher Galicia, Special Interest Group for Galicia.

Read "Return to Galicia" Return to Galicia" from The Galitizianer, November 2007   
     Stories from Bukachevtsy
 - Share in the stories that people have sent us about Bukachevtsy   

Bukachevtsy Documents

bullet

Birth Records - 1861 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

JDC Documents - Holocaust survivors registered with JDC after World War II 

bullet

School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

Vital Records - Urzad Stanu Cywilnego (Civil Registration Office) - Warsaw

 bullet

Polish Telephone Book - 1932/33  

 bullet

Polish Telephone Book - 1938  Read stories about some of the people in the telephone book

 bullet

Polish Business Directory - 1929 

 bullet

Polish Business Directory - 1930  Read stories about some of the people in the Business Directory   

 bullet

Registration Card - 1946 

  

Links to related genealogical sites

Jewishgen    

Gesher Galicia   
Jewish History in Galicia and Bukovina   
KehillaLinks Directory
Rohatyn Kehilalinks page 

JRI-Poland/Polish State Archives Project AGAD Archives Project - Join the Great Galician Indexing Race

This site is hosted at no cost to the public by JewishGen, Inc. and is part of the ShtetLinks Project. If you find this site of value, your JewishGen-erosity is greatly appreciated. 
Site last updated:  July 25 2018
 
Copyright L Cantor 2018
 
This small town, near Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislow), is my maternal grandmother's  ancestral shtetl .  With this page, I wish to pay my respects to her and her family, to those I knew and those I did not, to those who came to America and to those who remained behind and perished in the Holocaust.


  2001


    2007		 There is a new sign for Bukachevtsy, certainly an improvement.

I visited Bukachevtsy in May 2001 and again in June 2007.  There's not much left to tell you that Bukachevtsy once had a sizable Jewish population.  There are no Jews and practically no Jewish buildings.  Even the cemetery was largely destroyed.  The Jews of Bukachevtsy exist only in our memories.  If you have memories to share or ties to Bukachevtsy, please contact me. (Linda Cantor)

 


Remains of Bukachevtsy's Synagogue
June, 2007

   (photographs by Linda Cantor)

Published References and Research Sources
bullet
 Where Once We Walked by Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Sack, Avotaynu, Inc. 1991

Bukachevtsy, Ukr. (Bukaczowce. Bukotchovitz, Bukashevitz); pop. 733; 82 km SE of Lvov' 49° 15’  24° 30’; COH, EGRS, GUM3, JGFF, LDL, PHP2, SF, YB
bulletCOH - Chamber of the Holocaust
bulletEGRS - Encyclopedia of Galician Rabbis and Scholars bulletGUM3 - Guide to Unpublished Materials of the Holocaust Period bulletLDL - Latter Day Leaders, Sages and Scholars bulletPHP - Pinkas Hakehillot Poland, vol 2 Eastern Galicia bulletSF - Shtetl Finder bulletJewish Family Finder bulletBukachevatsy's Place in History

Holocaust in Bukachevtsy

 bullet

Click here for more information on the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy 

 bullet Click here for a list of Holocaust victims (from Yad Vashem pages of testimony)  bulletClick here to read personal recollections of a Bukachevtsy survivor. "Threads of Memory" bullet

Click here to see a list of people listed in the Project Heart database 

 bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy   

People

   Map of Bukachevtsy - map of Bukachevtsy as remembered by Sol  Mandel Photograph Album  - Visit with our Bukachevtsy Families Yiskor Book - Click here to see a translation of the "Bukaczowce" chapter from Pinkas Hakehillot Poland


Bukachevtsy before the Second World War
Photos courtesy of Tomasz Kizny



Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  
Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  


 


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007
 
Photos by Linda Cantor
   
   

Cemetery in Bukachevtsy

The cemetery, which still stood relatively intact at the end of World War II (by eyewitness account of survivors), was destroyed by the Soviet Union.  The ground is mostly empty and there are a few remnants of tombstones left.  But the undergrowth is so heavy that it is all but impossible to know exactly what remains. 

A fence around the cemetery was completed several years ago and we hope, one day, to have a dedication ceremony.  Please contact the webmaster if you are interested in more information, in running this effort and contributing to it.



Bukachevtsy Cemetery


Remains of a tombstone


 
Cemetery Wall
 
 

Bukachevtsy Records
bullet
Cemeteries in Metropolitan New York City - There are several burial plots in the New York City area for the Chevra Ohev Shalom Anshei Bukaczowce. 
(Mt. Zion, Maspeth, NY, Mt. Hebron, Flushing, NY, and Beth Israel Cemetery, Woodbridge, NJ. ) Click here for more information.
bullet Chevra Kaddisha Records   Learn more about the Pinkas of the Chevra Kadisha of Bukachevtsy
 bullet Landsmanshaftn in New York   Look at the original incorporation papers for 3 Bukachevtsy organizations bullet Bukachevtsy Memorials -   The descendants of Bukachevtsy  remember and memorialize their families.    bullet Immigrants to the U.S. from Bukachevtsy     My experiences in Ukraine  

gal   Read the article which appeared in The Galitzianer, August 2001.  The Galitzianer is a publication of Gesher Galicia, Special Interest Group for Galicia.

Read "Return to Galicia" Return to Galicia" from The Galitizianer, November 2007   
     Stories from Bukachevtsy
 - Share in the stories that people have sent us about Bukachevtsy   

Bukachevtsy Documents

bullet

Birth Records - 1861 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

JDC Documents - Holocaust survivors registered with JDC after World War II 

bullet

School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

Vital Records - Urzad Stanu Cywilnego (Civil Registration Office) - Warsaw

 bullet

Polish Telephone Book - 1932/33  

 bullet

Polish Telephone Book - 1938  Read stories about some of the people in the telephone book

 bullet

Polish Business Directory - 1929 

 bullet

Polish Business Directory - 1930  Read stories about some of the people in the Business Directory   

 bullet

Registration Card - 1946 

  

Links to related genealogical sites

Jewishgen    

Gesher Galicia   
Jewish History in Galicia and Bukovina   
KehillaLinks Directory
Rohatyn Kehilalinks page 

JRI-Poland/Polish State Archives Project AGAD Archives Project - Join the Great Galician Indexing Race

This site is hosted at no cost to the public by JewishGen, Inc. and is part of the ShtetLinks Project. If you find this site of value, your JewishGen-erosity is greatly appreciated. 
Site last updated:  July 25 2018
 
Copyright L Cantor 2018
 
This small town, near Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislow), is my maternal grandmother's  ancestral shtetl .  With this page, I wish to pay my respects to her and her family, to those I knew and those I did not, to those who came to America and to those who remained behind and perished in the Holocaust.


  2001


    2007		 There is a new sign for Bukachevtsy, certainly an improvement.

I visited Bukachevtsy in May 2001 and again in June 2007.  There's not much left to tell you that Bukachevtsy once had a sizable Jewish population.  There are no Jews and practically no Jewish buildings.  Even the cemetery was largely destroyed.  The Jews of Bukachevtsy exist only in our memories.  If you have memories to share or ties to Bukachevtsy, please contact me. (Linda Cantor)

 


Remains of Bukachevtsy's Synagogue
June, 2007

   (photographs by Linda Cantor)

Published References and Research Sources
bullet
 Where Once We Walked by Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Sack, Avotaynu, Inc. 1991

Bukachevtsy, Ukr. (Bukaczowce. Bukotchovitz, Bukashevitz); pop. 733; 82 km SE of Lvov' 49° 15’  24° 30’; COH, EGRS, GUM3, JGFF, LDL, PHP2, SF, YB
bulletCOH - Chamber of the Holocaust
bulletEGRS - Encyclopedia of Galician Rabbis and Scholars bulletGUM3 - Guide to Unpublished Materials of the Holocaust Period bulletLDL - Latter Day Leaders, Sages and Scholars bulletPHP - Pinkas Hakehillot Poland, vol 2 Eastern Galicia bulletSF - Shtetl Finder bulletJewish Family Finder bulletBukachevatsy's Place in History

Holocaust in Bukachevtsy

 bullet

Click here for more information on the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy 

 bullet Click here for a list of Holocaust victims (from Yad Vashem pages of testimony)  bulletClick here to read personal recollections of a Bukachevtsy survivor. "Threads of Memory" bullet

Click here to see a list of people listed in the Project Heart database 

 bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy   

People

   Map of Bukachevtsy - map of Bukachevtsy as remembered by Sol  Mandel Photograph Album  - Visit with our Bukachevtsy Families Yiskor Book - Click here to see a translation of the "Bukaczowce" chapter from Pinkas Hakehillot Poland


Bukachevtsy before the Second World War
Photos courtesy of Tomasz Kizny



Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  
Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  


 


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007
 
Photos by Linda Cantor
   
   

Cemetery in Bukachevtsy

The cemetery, which still stood relatively intact at the end of World War II (by eyewitness account of survivors), was destroyed by the Soviet Union.  The ground is mostly empty and there are a few remnants of tombstones left.  But the undergrowth is so heavy that it is all but impossible to know exactly what remains. 

A fence around the cemetery was completed several years ago and we hope, one day, to have a dedication ceremony.  Please contact the webmaster if you are interested in more information, in running this effort and contributing to it.



Bukachevtsy Cemetery


Remains of a tombstone


 
Cemetery Wall
 
 

Bukachevtsy Records
bullet
Cemeteries in Metropolitan New York City - There are several burial plots in the New York City area for the Chevra Ohev Shalom Anshei Bukaczowce. 
(Mt. Zion, Maspeth, NY, Mt. Hebron, Flushing, NY, and Beth Israel Cemetery, Woodbridge, NJ. ) Click here for more information.
bullet Chevra Kaddisha Records   Learn more about the Pinkas of the Chevra Kadisha of Bukachevtsy
 bullet Landsmanshaftn in New York   Look at the original incorporation papers for 3 Bukachevtsy organizations bullet Bukachevtsy Memorials -   The descendants of Bukachevtsy  remember and memorialize their families.    bullet Immigrants to the U.S. from Bukachevtsy     My experiences in Ukraine  

gal   Read the article which appeared in The Galitzianer, August 2001.  The Galitzianer is a publication of Gesher Galicia, Special Interest Group for Galicia.

Read "Return to Galicia" Return to Galicia" from The Galitizianer, November 2007   
     Stories from Bukachevtsy
 - Share in the stories that people have sent us about Bukachevtsy   


Bukachevtsy Documents

bullet

Birth Records - 1861 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

JDC Documents - Holocaust survivors registered with JDC after World War II 

bullet

School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

Vital Records - Urzad Stanu Cywilnego (Civil Registration Office) - Warsaw

 bullet

Polish Telephone Book - 1932/33  

 bullet

Polish Telephone Book - 1938  Read stories about some of the people in the telephone book

 bullet

Polish Business Directory - 1929 

 bullet

Polish Business Directory - 1930  Read stories about some of the people in the Business Directory   

 bullet

Registration Card - 1946 

  

Links to related genealogical sites

Jewishgen    

Gesher Galicia   
Jewish History in Galicia and Bukovina   
KehillaLinks Directory
Rohatyn Kehilalinks page 

JRI-Poland/Polish State Archives Project AGAD Archives Project - Join the Great Galician Indexing Race

This site is hosted at no cost to the public by JewishGen, Inc. and is part of the ShtetLinks Project. If you find this site of value, your JewishGen-erosity is greatly appreciated. 
Site last updated:  July 27 2018
 
Copyright L Cantor 2018
 
This small town, near Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislow), is my maternal grandmother's  ancestral shtetl .  With this page, I wish to pay my respects to her and her family, to those I knew and those I did not, to those who came to America and to those who remained behind and perished in the Holocaust.


  2001


    2007		 There is a new sign for Bukachevtsy, certainly an improvement.

I visited Bukachevtsy in May 2001 and again in June 2007.  There's not much left to tell you that Bukachevtsy once had a sizable Jewish population.  There are no Jews and practically no Jewish buildings.  Even the cemetery was largely destroyed.  The Jews of Bukachevtsy exist only in our memories.  If you have memories to share or ties to Bukachevtsy, please contact me. (Linda Cantor)

 


Remains of Bukachevtsy's Synagogue
June, 2007

   (photographs by Linda Cantor)

Published References and Research Sources
bullet
 Where Once We Walked by Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Sack, Avotaynu, Inc. 1991

Bukachevtsy, Ukr. (Bukaczowce. Bukotchovitz, Bukashevitz); pop. 733; 82 km SE of Lvov' 49° 15’  24° 30’; COH, EGRS, GUM3, JGFF, LDL, PHP2, SF, YB
bulletCOH - Chamber of the Holocaust
bulletEGRS - Encyclopedia of Galician Rabbis and Scholars bulletGUM3 - Guide to Unpublished Materials of the Holocaust Period bulletLDL - Latter Day Leaders, Sages and Scholars bulletPHP - Pinkas Hakehillot Poland, vol 2 Eastern Galicia bulletSF - Shtetl Finder bulletJewish Family Finder bulletBukachevatsy's Place in History colorbar

Holocaust in Bukachevtsy

 bullet

Click here for more information on the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy 

 bullet Click here for a list of Holocaust victims (from Yad Vashem pages of testimony)  bulletClick here to read personal recollections of a Bukachevtsy survivor. "Threads of Memory" bullet

Click here to see a list of people listed in the Project Heart database 

 bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  colorbar

People

   Map of Bukachevtsy - map of Bukachevtsy as remembered by Sol  Mandel Photograph Album  - Visit with our Bukachevtsy Families Yiskor Book - Click here to see a translation of the "Bukaczowce" chapter from Pinkas Hakehillot Poland


Bukachevtsy before the Second World War
Photos courtesy of Tomasz Kizny



Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  
Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  


 


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007
 
Photos by Linda Cantor
   
   
colorbar


Cemetery in Bukachevtsy

The cemetery, which still stood relatively intact at the end of World War II (by eyewitness account of survivors), was destroyed by the Soviet Union.  The ground is mostly empty and there are a few remnants of tombstones left.  But the undergrowth is so heavy that it is all but impossible to know exactly what remains. 

A fence around the cemetery was completed several years ago and we hope, one day, to have a dedication ceremony.  Please contact the webmaster if you are interested in more information, in running this effort and contributing to it.



Bukachevtsy Cemetery


Remains of a tombstone


 
Cemetery Wall
 
colorbar

Bukachevtsy Records
bullet
Cemeteries in Metropolitan New York City - There are several burial plots in the New York City area for the Chevra Ohev Shalom Anshei Bukaczowce. 
(Mt. Zion, Maspeth, NY, Mt. Hebron, Flushing, NY, and Beth Israel Cemetery, Woodbridge, NJ. ) Click here for more information.
bullet Chevra Kaddisha Records   Learn more about the Pinkas of the Chevra Kadisha of Bukachevtsy
 bullet Landsmanshaftn in New York   Look at the original incorporation papers for 3 Bukachevtsy organizations bullet Bukachevtsy Memorials -   The descendants of Bukachevtsy  remember and memorialize their families.    bullet Immigrants to the U.S. from Bukachevtsy  
colorbar colorbar My experiences in Ukraine  

gal   Read the article which appeared in The Galitzianer, August 2001.  The Galitzianer is a publication of Gesher Galicia, Special Interest Group for Galicia.

Read "Return to Galicia" Return to Galicia" from The Galitizianer, November 2007   
   colorbar

Stories from Bukachevtsy


 - Share in the stories that people have sent us about Bukachevtsy   

colorbar


Bukachevtsy Documents

bullet

Birth Records - 1861 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

JDC Documents - Holocaust survivors registered with JDC after World War II 

bullet

School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

Vital Records - Urzad Stanu Cywilnego (Civil Registration Office) - Warsaw

 bullet

Polish Telephone Book - 1932/33  

 bullet

Polish Telephone Book - 1938  Read stories about some of the people in the telephone book

 bullet

Polish Business Directory - 1929 

 bullet

Polish Business Directory - 1930  Read stories about some of the people in the Business Directory   

 bullet

Registration Card - 1946 

  

Links to related genealogical sites

Jewishgen    

Gesher Galicia   
Jewish History in Galicia and Bukovina   
KehillaLinks Directory
Rohatyn Kehilalinks page 

JRI-Poland/Polish State Archives Project AGAD Archives Project - Join the Great Galician Indexing Race

This site is hosted at no cost to the public by JewishGen, Inc. and is part of the ShtetLinks Project. If you find this site of value, your JewishGen-erosity is greatly appreciated. 
Site last updated:  July 27 2018
 
Copyright L Cantor 2018
 
This small town, near Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislow), is my maternal grandmother's  ancestral shtetl .  With this page, I wish to pay my respects to her and her family, to those I knew and those I did not, to those who came to America and to those who remained behind and perished in the Holocaust.


  2001


    2007		 There is a new sign for Bukachevtsy, certainly an improvement.

I visited Bukachevtsy in May 2001 and again in June 2007.  There's not much left to tell you that Bukachevtsy once had a sizable Jewish population.  There are no Jews and practically no Jewish buildings.  Even the cemetery was largely destroyed.  The Jews of Bukachevtsy exist only in our memories.  If you have memories to share or ties to Bukachevtsy, please contact me. (Linda Cantor)

 


Remains of Bukachevtsy's Synagogue
June, 2007

   (photographs by Linda Cantor)

Published References and Research Sources
bullet
 Where Once We Walked by Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Sack, Avotaynu, Inc. 1991

Bukachevtsy, Ukr. (Bukaczowce. Bukotchovitz, Bukashevitz); pop. 733; 82 km SE of Lvov' 49° 15’  24° 30’; COH, EGRS, GUM3, JGFF, LDL, PHP2, SF, YB
bulletCOH - Chamber of the Holocaust
bulletEGRS - Encyclopedia of Galician Rabbis and Scholars bulletGUM3 - Guide to Unpublished Materials of the Holocaust Period bulletLDL - Latter Day Leaders, Sages and Scholars bulletPHP - Pinkas Hakehillot Poland, vol 2 Eastern Galicia bulletSF - Shtetl Finder bulletJewish Family Finder bulletBukachevatsy's Place in History colorbar

Holocaust in Bukachevtsy

 bullet

Click here for more information on the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy 

 bullet Click here for a list of Holocaust victims (from Yad Vashem pages of testimony)  bulletClick here to read personal recollections of a Bukachevtsy survivor. "Threads of Memory" bullet

Click here to see a list of people listed in the Project Heart database 

 bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  updated bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  colorbar

People

   Map of Bukachevtsy - map of Bukachevtsy as remembered by Sol  Mandel Photograph Album  - Visit with our Bukachevtsy Families Yiskor Book - Click here to see a translation of the "Bukaczowce" chapter from Pinkas Hakehillot Poland


Bukachevtsy before the Second World War
Photos courtesy of Tomasz Kizny



Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  
Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  


 


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007
 
Photos by Linda Cantor
   
   
colorbar


Cemetery in Bukachevtsy

The cemetery, which still stood relatively intact at the end of World War II (by eyewitness account of survivors), was destroyed by the Soviet Union.  The ground is mostly empty and there are a few remnants of tombstones left.  But the undergrowth is so heavy that it is all but impossible to know exactly what remains. 

A fence around the cemetery was completed several years ago and we hope, one day, to have a dedication ceremony.  Please contact the webmaster if you are interested in more information, in running this effort and contributing to it.



Bukachevtsy Cemetery


Remains of a tombstone


 
Cemetery Wall
 
colorbar

Bukachevtsy Records
bullet
Cemeteries in Metropolitan New York City - There are several burial plots in the New York City area for the Chevra Ohev Shalom Anshei Bukaczowce. 
(Mt. Zion, Maspeth, NY, Mt. Hebron, Flushing, NY, and Beth Israel Cemetery, Woodbridge, NJ. ) Click here for more information.
bullet Chevra Kaddisha Records   Learn more about the Pinkas of the Chevra Kadisha of Bukachevtsy
 bullet Landsmanshaftn in New York   Look at the original incorporation papers for 3 Bukachevtsy organizations bullet Bukachevtsy Memorials -   The descendants of Bukachevtsy  remember and memorialize their families.    bullet Immigrants to the U.S. from Bukachevtsy  
colorbar colorbar My experiences in Ukraine  

gal   Read the article which appeared in The Galitzianer, August 2001.  The Galitzianer is a publication of Gesher Galicia, Special Interest Group for Galicia.

Read "Return to Galicia" Return to Galicia" from The Galitizianer, November 2007   
   colorbar

Stories from Bukachevtsy


 - Share in the stories that people have sent us about Bukachevtsy   

colorbar


Bukachevtsy Documents

bullet

Birth Records - 1861 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

JDC Documents - Holocaust survivors registered with JDC after World War II 

bullet

School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

Vital Records - Urzad Stanu Cywilnego (Civil Registration Office) - Warsaw

 bullet

Polish Telephone Book - 1932/33  

 bullet

Polish Telephone Book - 1938  Read stories about some of the people in the telephone book

 bullet

Polish Business Directory - 1929 

 bullet

Polish Business Directory - 1930  Read stories about some of the people in the Business Directory   

 bullet

Registration Card - 1946 

  

Links to related genealogical sites

Jewishgen    

Gesher Galicia   
Jewish History in Galicia and Bukovina   
KehillaLinks Directory
Rohatyn Kehilalinks page 

JRI-Poland/Polish State Archives Project AGAD Archives Project - Join the Great Galician Indexing Race

This site is hosted at no cost to the public by JewishGen, Inc. and is part of the ShtetLinks Project. If you find this site of value, your JewishGen-erosity is greatly appreciated. 
Site last updated:  July 27 2018
 
Copyright L Cantor 2018
 
This small town, near Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislow), is my maternal grandmother's  ancestral shtetl .  With this page, I wish to pay my respects to her and her family, to those I knew and those I did not, to those who came to America and to those who remained behind and perished in the Holocaust.


  2001


    2007		 There is a new sign for Bukachevtsy, certainly an improvement.

I visited Bukachevtsy in May 2001 and again in June 2007.  There's not much left to tell you that Bukachevtsy once had a sizable Jewish population.  There are no Jews and practically no Jewish buildings.  Even the cemetery was largely destroyed.  The Jews of Bukachevtsy exist only in our memories.  If you have memories to share or ties to Bukachevtsy, please contact me. (Linda Cantor)

 


Remains of Bukachevtsy's Synagogue
June, 2007

   (photographs by Linda Cantor)

Published References and Research Sources
bullet
 Where Once We Walked by Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Sack, Avotaynu, Inc. 1991

Bukachevtsy, Ukr. (Bukaczowce. Bukotchovitz, Bukashevitz); pop. 733; 82 km SE of Lvov' 49° 15’  24° 30’; COH, EGRS, GUM3, JGFF, LDL, PHP2, SF, YB
bulletCOH - Chamber of the Holocaust
bulletEGRS - Encyclopedia of Galician Rabbis and Scholars bulletGUM3 - Guide to Unpublished Materials of the Holocaust Period bulletLDL - Latter Day Leaders, Sages and Scholars bulletPHP - Pinkas Hakehillot Poland, vol 2 Eastern Galicia bulletSF - Shtetl Finder bulletJewish Family Finder bulletBukachevatsy's Place in History colorbar

Holocaust in Bukachevtsy

 bullet

Click here for more information on the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy 

 bullet Click here for a list of Holocaust victims (from Yad Vashem pages of testimony)  bulletClick here to read personal recollections of a Bukachevtsy survivor. "Threads of Memory" bullet

Click here to see a list of people listed in the Project Heart database 

 bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  updated bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  colorbar

People

   Map of Bukachevtsy - map of Bukachevtsy as remembered by Sol  Mandel Photograph Album  - Visit with our Bukachevtsy Families Yiskor Book - Click here to see a translation of the "Bukaczowce" chapter from Pinkas Hakehillot Poland


Bukachevtsy before the Second World War
Photos courtesy of Tomasz Kizny



Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  
Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  


 


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007
 
Photos by Linda Cantor
   
   
colorbar


Cemetery in Bukachevtsy

The cemetery, which still stood relatively intact at the end of World War II (by eyewitness account of survivors), was destroyed by the Soviet Union.  The ground is mostly empty and there are a few remnants of tombstones left.  But the undergrowth is so heavy that it is all but impossible to know exactly what remains. 

A fence around the cemetery was completed several years ago and we hope, one day, to have a dedication ceremony.  Please contact the webmaster if you are interested in more information, in running this effort and contributing to it.



Bukachevtsy Cemetery


Remains of a tombstone


 
Cemetery Wall
 
colorbar

Bukachevtsy Records
bullet
Cemeteries in Metropolitan New York City - There are several burial plots in the New York City area for the Chevra Ohev Shalom Anshei Bukaczowce. 
(Mt. Zion, Maspeth, NY, Mt. Hebron, Flushing, NY, and Beth Israel Cemetery, Woodbridge, NJ. ) Click here for more information.
bullet Chevra Kaddisha Records   Learn more about the Pinkas of the Chevra Kadisha of Bukachevtsy
 bullet Landsmanshaftn in New York   Look at the original incorporation papers for 3 Bukachevtsy organizations bullet Bukachevtsy Memorials -   The descendants of Bukachevtsy  remember and memorialize their families.    bullet Immigrants to the U.S. from Bukachevtsy  
colorbar colorbar My experiences in Ukraine  

gal   Read the article which appeared in The Galitzianer, August 2001.  The Galitzianer is a publication of Gesher Galicia, Special Interest Group for Galicia.

Read "Return to Galicia" Return to Galicia" from The Galitizianer, November 2007   
   colorbar

Stories from Bukachevtsy


 - Share in the stories that people have sent us about Bukachevtsy   

colorbar


Bukachevtsy Documents

bullet

Birth Records - 1861 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

JDC Documents - Holocaust survivors registered with JDC after World War II 

bullet

School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

Vital Records - Urzad Stanu Cywilnego (Civil Registration Office) - Warsaw

 bullet

Polish Telephone Book - 1932/33  

 bullet

Polish Telephone Book - 1938  Read stories about some of the people in the telephone book

 bullet

Polish Business Directory - 1929 

 bullet

Polish Business Directory - 1930  Read stories about some of the people in the Business Directory   

 bullet

Registration Card - 1946 

  

Links to related genealogical sites

Jewishgen    

Gesher Galicia   
Jewish History in Galicia and Bukovina   
KehillaLinks Directory
Rohatyn Kehilalinks page 

JRI-Poland/Polish State Archives Project AGAD Archives Project - Join the Great Galician Indexing Race

This site is hosted at no cost to the public by JewishGen, Inc. and is part of the ShtetLinks Project. If you find this site of value, your JewishGen-erosity is greatly appreciated. 
Site last updated:  July 27 2018
 
Copyright L Cantor 2018
 
This small town, near Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislow), is my maternal grandmother's  ancestral shtetl .  With this page, I wish to pay my respects to her and her family, to those I knew and those I did not, to those who came to America and to those who remained behind and perished in the Holocaust.


  2001


    2007		 There is a new sign for Bukachevtsy, certainly an improvement.

I visited Bukachevtsy in May 2001 and again in June 2007.  There's not much left to tell you that Bukachevtsy once had a sizable Jewish population.  There are no Jews and practically no Jewish buildings.  Even the cemetery was largely destroyed.  The Jews of Bukachevtsy exist only in our memories.  If you have memories to share or ties to Bukachevtsy, please contact me. (Linda Cantor)

 


Remains of Bukachevtsy's Synagogue
June, 2007

   (photographs by Linda Cantor)

Published References and Research Sources
bullet
 Where Once We Walked by Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Sack, Avotaynu, Inc. 1991

Bukachevtsy, Ukr. (Bukaczowce. Bukotchovitz, Bukashevitz); pop. 733; 82 km SE of Lvov' 49° 15’  24° 30’; COH, EGRS, GUM3, JGFF, LDL, PHP2, SF, YB
bulletCOH - Chamber of the Holocaust
bulletEGRS - Encyclopedia of Galician Rabbis and Scholars bulletGUM3 - Guide to Unpublished Materials of the Holocaust Period bulletLDL - Latter Day Leaders, Sages and Scholars bulletPHP - Pinkas Hakehillot Poland, vol 2 Eastern Galicia bulletSF - Shtetl Finder bulletJewish Family Finder bulletBukachevatsy's Place in History colorbar

Holocaust in Bukachevtsy

 bullet

Click here for more information on the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy 

 bullet Click here for a list of Holocaust victims (from Yad Vashem pages of testimony)  bulletClick here to read personal recollections of a Bukachevtsy survivor. "Threads of Memory" bullet

Click here to see a list of people listed in the Project Heart database 

 bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  updated bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  colorbar

People

   Map of Bukachevtsy - map of Bukachevtsy as remembered by Sol  Mandel Photograph Album  - Visit with our Bukachevtsy Families Yiskor Book - Click here to see a translation of the "Bukaczowce" chapter from Pinkas Hakehillot Poland


Bukachevtsy before the Second World War
Photos courtesy of Tomasz Kizny



Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  
Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  


 


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007
 
Photos by Linda Cantor
   
   
colorbar


Cemetery in Bukachevtsy

The cemetery, which still stood relatively intact at the end of World War II (by eyewitness account of survivors), was destroyed by the Soviet Union.  The ground is mostly empty and there are a few remnants of tombstones left.  But the undergrowth is so heavy that it is all but impossible to know exactly what remains. 

A fence around the cemetery was completed several years ago and we hope, one day, to have a dedication ceremony.  Please contact the webmaster if you are interested in more information, in running this effort and contributing to it.



Bukachevtsy Cemetery


Remains of a tombstone


 
Cemetery Wall
 
colorbar

Bukachevtsy Records
bullet
Cemeteries in Metropolitan New York City - There are several burial plots in the New York City area for the Chevra Ohev Shalom Anshei Bukaczowce. 
(Mt. Zion, Maspeth, NY, Mt. Hebron, Flushing, NY, and Beth Israel Cemetery, Woodbridge, NJ. ) Click here for more information.
bullet Chevra Kaddisha Records   Learn more about the Pinkas of the Chevra Kadisha of Bukachevtsy
 bullet Landsmanshaftn in New York   Look at the original incorporation papers for 3 Bukachevtsy organizations bullet Bukachevtsy Memorials -   The descendants of Bukachevtsy  remember and memorialize their families.    bullet Immigrants to the U.S. from Bukachevtsy  
colorbar colorbar My experiences in Ukraine  

gal   Read the article which appeared in The Galitzianer, August 2001.  The Galitzianer is a publication of Gesher Galicia, Special Interest Group for Galicia.

Read "Return to Galicia" Return to Galicia" from The Galitizianer, November 2007   
   colorbar

Stories from Bukachevtsy


 - Share in the stories that people have sent us about Bukachevtsy   

colorbar


Bukachevtsy Documents

bullet

Birth Records - 1861 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

JDC Documents - Holocaust survivors registered with JDC after World War II 

bullet

School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

Vital Records - Urzad Stanu Cywilnego (Civil Registration Office) - Warsaw

 bullet

Polish Telephone Book - 1932/33  

 bullet

Polish Telephone Book - 1938  Read stories about some of the people in the telephone book

 bullet

Polish Business Directory - 1929 

 bullet

Polish Business Directory - 1930  Read stories about some of the people in the Business Directory   

 bullet

Registration Card - 1946 

  

Links to related genealogical sites

Jewishgen    

Gesher Galicia   
Jewish History in Galicia and Bukovina   
KehillaLinks Directory
Rohatyn Kehilalinks page 

JRI-Poland/Polish State Archives Project AGAD Archives Project - Join the Great Galician Indexing Race

This site is hosted at no cost to the public by JewishGen, Inc. and is part of the ShtetLinks Project. If you find this site of value, your JewishGen-erosity is greatly appreciated. 
Site last updated:  July 27 2018
 
Copyright L Cantor 2018
 
This small town, near Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislow), is my maternal grandmother's  ancestral shtetl .  With this page, I wish to pay my respects to her and her family, to those I knew and those I did not, to those who came to America and to those who remained behind and perished in the Holocaust.


  2001


    2007		 There is a new sign for Bukachevtsy, certainly an improvement.

I visited Bukachevtsy in May 2001 and again in June 2007.  There's not much left to tell you that Bukachevtsy once had a sizable Jewish population.  There are no Jews and practically no Jewish buildings.  Even the cemetery was largely destroyed.  The Jews of Bukachevtsy exist only in our memories.  If you have memories to share or ties to Bukachevtsy, please contact me. (Linda Cantor)

 


Remains of Bukachevtsy's Synagogue
June, 2007

   (photographs by Linda Cantor)

Published References and Research Sources
bullet
 Where Once We Walked by Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Sack, Avotaynu, Inc. 1991

Bukachevtsy, Ukr. (Bukaczowce. Bukotchovitz, Bukashevitz); pop. 733; 82 km SE of Lvov' 49° 15’  24° 30’; COH, EGRS, GUM3, JGFF, LDL, PHP2, SF, YB
bulletCOH - Chamber of the Holocaust
bulletEGRS - Encyclopedia of Galician Rabbis and Scholars bulletGUM3 - Guide to Unpublished Materials of the Holocaust Period bulletLDL - Latter Day Leaders, Sages and Scholars bulletPHP - Pinkas Hakehillot Poland, vol 2 Eastern Galicia bulletSF - Shtetl Finder bulletJewish Family Finder bulletBukachevatsy's Place in History colorbar

Holocaust in Bukachevtsy

 bullet

Click here for more information on the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy 

 bullet Click here for a list of Holocaust victims (from Yad Vashem pages of testimony)  bulletClick here to read personal recollections of a Bukachevtsy survivor. "Threads of Memory" bullet

Click here to see a list of people listed in the Project Heart database 

 bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  updated bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  colorbar

People

   Map of Bukachevtsy - map of Bukachevtsy as remembered by Sol  Mandel Photograph Album  - Visit with our Bukachevtsy Families Yiskor Book - Click here to see a translation of the "Bukaczowce" chapter from Pinkas Hakehillot Poland


Bukachevtsy before the Second World War
Photos courtesy of Tomasz Kizny



Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  
Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  


 


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007
 
Photos by Linda Cantor
   
   
colorbar


Cemetery in Bukachevtsy

The cemetery, which still stood relatively intact at the end of World War II (by eyewitness account of survivors), was destroyed by the Soviet Union.  The ground is mostly empty and there are a few remnants of tombstones left.  But the undergrowth is so heavy that it is all but impossible to know exactly what remains. 

A fence around the cemetery was completed several years ago and we hope, one day, to have a dedication ceremony.  Please contact the webmaster if you are interested in more information, in running this effort and contributing to it.



Bukachevtsy Cemetery


Remains of a tombstone


 
Cemetery Wall
 
colorbar

Bukachevtsy Records
bullet
Cemeteries in Metropolitan New York City - There are several burial plots in the New York City area for the Chevra Ohev Shalom Anshei Bukaczowce. 
(Mt. Zion, Maspeth, NY, Mt. Hebron, Flushing, NY, and Beth Israel Cemetery, Woodbridge, NJ. ) Click here for more information.
bullet Chevra Kaddisha Records   Learn more about the Pinkas of the Chevra Kadisha of Bukachevtsy
 bullet Landsmanshaftn in New York   Look at the original incorporation papers for 3 Bukachevtsy organizations bullet Bukachevtsy Memorials -   The descendants of Bukachevtsy  remember and memorialize their families.    bullet Immigrants to the U.S. from Bukachevtsy  
colorbar colorbar My experiences in Ukraine  

gal   Read the article which appeared in The Galitzianer, August 2001.  The Galitzianer is a publication of Gesher Galicia, Special Interest Group for Galicia.

Read "Return to Galicia" Return to Galicia" from The Galitizianer, November 2007   
   colorbar

Stories from Bukachevtsy


 - Share in the stories that people have sent us about Bukachevtsy   

colorbar


Bukachevtsy Documents

bullet

Birth Records - 1861 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

JDC Documents - Holocaust survivors registered with JDC after World War II 

bullet

School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

Vital Records - Urzad Stanu Cywilnego (Civil Registration Office) - Warsaw

 bullet

Polish Telephone Book - 1932/33  

 bullet

Polish Telephone Book - 1938  Read stories about some of the people in the telephone book

 bullet

Polish Business Directory - 1929 

 bullet

Polish Business Directory - 1930  Read stories about some of the people in the Business Directory   

 bullet

Registration Card - 1946 

  

Links to related genealogical sites

Jewishgen    

Gesher Galicia   
Jewish History in Galicia and Bukovina   
KehillaLinks Directory
Rohatyn Kehilalinks page 

JRI-Poland/Polish State Archives Project AGAD Archives Project - Join the Great Galician Indexing Race

This site is hosted at no cost to the public by JewishGen, Inc. and is part of the ShtetLinks Project. If you find this site of value, your JewishGen-erosity is greatly appreciated. 
Site last updated:  July 27 2018
 
Copyright L Cantor 2018
 
This small town, near Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislow), is my maternal grandmother's  ancestral shtetl .  With this page, I wish to pay my respects to her and her family, to those I knew and those I did not, to those who came to America and to those who remained behind and perished in the Holocaust.


  2001


    2007		 There is a new sign for Bukachevtsy, certainly an improvement.

I visited Bukachevtsy in May 2001 and again in June 2007.  There's not much left to tell you that Bukachevtsy once had a sizable Jewish population.  There are no Jews and practically no Jewish buildings.  Even the cemetery was largely destroyed.  The Jews of Bukachevtsy exist only in our memories.  If you have memories to share or ties to Bukachevtsy, please contact me. (Linda Cantor)

 


Remains of Bukachevtsy's Synagogue
June, 2007

   (photographs by Linda Cantor)

Published References and Research Sources
bullet
Where Once We Walked by Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Sack, Avotaynu, Inc. 1991

Bukachevtsy, Ukr. (Bukaczowce. Bukotchovitz, Bukashevitz); pop. 733; 82 km SE of Lvov' 49° 15’  24° 30’; COH, EGRS, GUM3, JGFF, LDL, PHP2, SF, YB
bulletCOH - Chamber of the Holocaust
 bulletEGRS - Encyclopedia of Galician Rabbis and Scholars bulletGUM3 - Guide to Unpublished Materials of the Holocaust Period bulletLDL - Latter Day Leaders, Sages and Scholars bulletPHP - Pinkas Hakehillot Poland, vol 2 Eastern Galicia bulletSF - Shtetl Finder bulletJewish Family Finder bulletBukachevatsy's Place in History colorbar

Holocaust in Bukachevtsy

 bullet

Click here for more information on the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy 

 bullet Click here for a list of Holocaust victims (from Yad Vashem pages of testimony)  bulletClick here to read personal recollections of a Bukachevtsy survivor. "Threads of Memory" bullet

Click here to see a list of people listed in the Project Heart database 

 bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  updated bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  colorbar

People

   Map of Bukachevtsy - map of Bukachevtsy as remembered by Sol  Mandel Photograph Album  - Visit with our Bukachevtsy Families Yiskor Book - Click here to see a translation of the "Bukaczowce" chapter from Pinkas Hakehillot Poland


Bukachevtsy before the Second World War
Photos courtesy of Tomasz Kizny



Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  
Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  


 


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007
 
Photos by Linda Cantor
   
   
colorbar


Cemetery in Bukachevtsy

The cemetery, which still stood relatively intact at the end of World War II (by eyewitness account of survivors), was destroyed by the Soviet Union.  The ground is mostly empty and there are a few remnants of tombstones left.  But the undergrowth is so heavy that it is all but impossible to know exactly what remains. 

A fence around the cemetery was completed several years ago and we hope, one day, to have a dedication ceremony.  Please contact the webmaster if you are interested in more information, in running this effort and contributing to it.



Bukachevtsy Cemetery


Remains of a tombstone


 
Cemetery Wall
 
colorbar

Bukachevtsy Records
bullet
Cemeteries in Metropolitan New York City - There are several burial plots in the New York City area for the Chevra Ohev Shalom Anshei Bukaczowce. 
(Mt. Zion, Maspeth, NY, Mt. Hebron, Flushing, NY, and Beth Israel Cemetery, Woodbridge, NJ. ) Click here for more information.
bullet Chevra Kaddisha Records   Learn more about the Pinkas of the Chevra Kadisha of Bukachevtsy
 bullet Landsmanshaftn in New York   Look at the original incorporation papers for 3 Bukachevtsy organizations bullet Bukachevtsy Memorials -   The descendants of Bukachevtsy  remember and memorialize their families.    bullet Immigrants to the U.S. from Bukachevtsy  
colorbar colorbar My experiences in Ukraine  

gal   Read the article which appeared in The Galitzianer, August 2001.  The Galitzianer is a publication of Gesher Galicia, Special Interest Group for Galicia.

Read "Return to Galicia" Return to Galicia" from The Galitizianer, November 2007   
   colorbar

Stories from Bukachevtsy


 - Share in the stories that people have sent us about Bukachevtsy   

colorbar


Bukachevtsy Documents

bullet

Birth Records - 1861 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

JDC Documents - Holocaust survivors registered with JDC after World War II 

bullet

School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

Vital Records - Urzad Stanu Cywilnego (Civil Registration Office) - Warsaw

 bullet

Polish Telephone Book - 1932/33  

 bullet

Polish Telephone Book - 1938  Read stories about some of the people in the telephone book

 bullet

Polish Business Directory - 1929 

 bullet

Polish Business Directory - 1930  Read stories about some of the people in the Business Directory   

 bullet

Registration Card - 1946 

  

Links to related genealogical sites

Jewishgen    

Gesher Galicia   
Jewish History in Galicia and Bukovina   
KehillaLinks Directory
Rohatyn Kehilalinks page 

JRI-Poland/Polish State Archives Project AGAD Archives Project - Join the Great Galician Indexing Race

This site is hosted at no cost to the public by JewishGen, Inc. and is part of the ShtetLinks Project. If you find this site of value, your JewishGen-erosity is greatly appreciated. 
Site last updated:  Aug 5 2018
 
Copyright L Cantor 2018
 
This small town, near Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislow), is my maternal grandmother's  ancestral shtetl .  With this page, I wish to pay my respects to her and her family, to those I knew and those I did not, to those who came to America and to those who remained behind and perished in the Holocaust.


  2001


    2007		 There is a new sign for Bukachevtsy, certainly an improvement.

I visited Bukachevtsy in May 2001 and again in June 2007.  There's not much left to tell you that Bukachevtsy once had a sizable Jewish population.  There are no Jews and practically no Jewish buildings.  Even the cemetery was largely destroyed.  The Jews of Bukachevtsy exist only in our memories.  If you have memories to share or ties to Bukachevtsy, please contact me. (Linda Cantor)

 


Remains of Bukachevtsy's Synagogue
June, 2007

   (photographs by Linda Cantor)

Published References and Research Sources
bullet
Where Once We Walked by Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Sack, Avotaynu, Inc. 1991

Bukachevtsy, Ukr. (Bukaczowce. Bukotchovitz, Bukashevitz); pop. 733; 82 km SE of Lvov' 49° 15’  24° 30’; COH, EGRS, GUM3, JGFF, LDL, PHP2, SF, YB
bulletCOH - Chamber of the Holocaust
 bulletEGRS - Encyclopedia of Galician Rabbis and Scholars bulletGUM3 - Guide to Unpublished Materials of the Holocaust Period bulletLDL - Latter Day Leaders, Sages and Scholars bulletPHP - Pinkas Hakehillot Poland, vol 2 Eastern Galicia bulletSF - Shtetl Finder bulletJewish Family Finder bulletBukachevatsy's Place in History colorbar

Holocaust in Bukachevtsy

 bullet

Click here for more information on the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy 

 bullet Click here for a list of Holocaust victims (from Yad Vashem pages of testimony)  bulletClick here to read personal recollections of a Bukachevtsy survivor. "Threads of Memory" bullet

Click here to see a list of people listed in the Project Heart database 

 bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  updated bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  colorbar

People

   Map of Bukachevtsy - map of Bukachevtsy as remembered by Sol  Mandel Photograph Album  - Visit with our Bukachevtsy Families Yiskor Book - Click here to see a translation of the "Bukaczowce" chapter from Pinkas Hakehillot Poland


Bukachevtsy before the Second World War
Photos courtesy of Tomasz Kizny



Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  
Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  


 


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007
 
Photos by Linda Cantor
   
   
colorbar


Cemetery in Bukachevtsy

The cemetery, which still stood relatively intact at the end of World War II (by eyewitness account of survivors), was destroyed by the Soviet Union.  The ground is mostly empty and there are a few remnants of tombstones left.  But the undergrowth is so heavy that it is all but impossible to know exactly what remains. 

A fence around the cemetery was completed several years ago and we hope, one day, to have a dedication ceremony.  Please contact the webmaster if you are interested in more information, in running this effort and contributing to it.



Bukachevtsy Cemetery


Remains of a tombstone


 
Cemetery Wall
 
colorbar

Bukachevtsy Records
bullet
Cemeteries in Metropolitan New York City - There are several burial plots in the New York City area for the Chevra Ohev Shalom Anshei Bukaczowce. 
(Mt. Zion, Maspeth, NY, Mt. Hebron, Flushing, NY, and Beth Israel Cemetery, Woodbridge, NJ. ) Click here for more information.
bullet Chevra Kaddisha Records   Learn more about the Pinkas of the Chevra Kadisha of Bukachevtsy
 bullet Landsmanshaftn in New York   Look at the original incorporation papers for 3 Bukachevtsy organizations bullet Bukachevtsy Memorials -   The descendants of Bukachevtsy  remember and memorialize their families.    bullet Immigrants to the U.S. from Bukachevtsy  
colorbar colorbar My experiences in Ukraine  

gal   Read the article which appeared in The Galitzianer, August 2001.  The Galitzianer is a publication of Gesher Galicia, Special Interest Group for Galicia.

Read "Return to Galicia" Return to Galicia" from The Galitizianer, November 2007   
   colorbar

Stories from Bukachevtsy


 - Share in the stories that people have sent us about Bukachevtsy   

colorbar


Bukachevtsy Documents

bullet

Birth Records - 1861 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

JDC Documents - Holocaust survivors registered with JDC after World War II 

bullet

School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

Vital Records - Urzad Stanu Cywilnego (Civil Registration Office) - Warsaw

 bullet

Polish Telephone Book - 1932/33  

 bullet

Polish Telephone Book - 1938  Read stories about some of the people in the telephone book

 bullet

Polish Business Directory - 1929 

 bullet

Polish Business Directory - 1930  Read stories about some of the people in the Business Directory   

 bullet

Registration Card - 1946 

  

Links to related genealogical sites

Jewishgen    

Gesher Galicia   
Jewish History in Galicia and Bukovina   
KehillaLinks Directory
Rohatyn Kehilalinks page 

JRI-Poland/Polish State Archives Project AGAD Archives Project - Join the Great Galician Indexing Race

This site is hosted at no cost to the public by JewishGen, Inc. and is part of the ShtetLinks Project. If you find this site of value, your JewishGen-erosity is greatly appreciated. 
Site last updated:  Aug 5 2018
 
Copyright L Cantor 2018
 
This small town, near Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislow), is my maternal grandmother's  ancestral shtetl .  With this page, I wish to pay my respects to her and her family, to those I knew and those I did not, to those who came to America and to those who remained behind and perished in the Holocaust.


  2001


    2007		 There is a new sign for Bukachevtsy, certainly an improvement.

I visited Bukachevtsy in May 2001 and again in June 2007.  There's not much left to tell you that Bukachevtsy once had a sizable Jewish population.  There are no Jews and practically no Jewish buildings.  Even the cemetery was largely destroyed.  The Jews of Bukachevtsy exist only in our memories.  If you have memories to share or ties to Bukachevtsy, please contact me. (Linda Cantor)

 


Remains of Bukachevtsy's Synagogue
June, 2007

   (photographs by Linda Cantor)

Published References and Research Sources
bullet
Where Once We Walked by Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Sack, Avotaynu, Inc. 1991

Bukachevtsy, Ukr. (Bukaczowce. Bukotchovitz, Bukashevitz); pop. 733; 82 km SE of Lvov' 49° 15’  24° 30’; COH, EGRS, GUM3, JGFF, LDL, PHP2, SF, YB
bulletCOH - Chamber of the Holocaust
 bulletEGRS - Encyclopedia of Galician Rabbis and Scholars bulletGUM3 - Guide to Unpublished Materials of the Holocaust Period bulletLDL - Latter Day Leaders, Sages and Scholars bulletPHP - Pinkas Hakehillot Poland, vol 2 Eastern Galicia bulletSF - Shtetl Finder bulletJewish Family Finder bulletBukachevatsy's Place in History colorbar

Holocaust in Bukachevtsy

 bullet

Click here for more information on the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy 

 bullet Click here for a list of Holocaust victims (from Yad Vashem pages of testimony)  bulletClick here to read personal recollections of a Bukachevtsy survivor. "Threads of Memory" bullet

Click here to see a list of people listed in the Project Heart database 

 bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  updated bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  colorbar

People

   Map of Bukachevtsy - map of Bukachevtsy as remembered by Sol  Mandel Photograph Album  - Visit with our Bukachevtsy Families Yiskor Book - Click here to see a translation of the "Bukaczowce" chapter from Pinkas Hakehillot Poland


Bukachevtsy before the Second World War
Photos courtesy of Tomasz Kizny



Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  
Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  


 


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007
 
Photos by Linda Cantor
   
   
colorbar


Cemetery in Bukachevtsy

The cemetery, which still stood relatively intact at the end of World War II (by eyewitness account of survivors), was destroyed by the Soviet Union.  The ground is mostly empty and there are a few remnants of tombstones left.  But the undergrowth is so heavy that it is all but impossible to know exactly what remains. 

A fence around the cemetery was completed several years ago and we hope, one day, to have a dedication ceremony.  Please contact the webmaster if you are interested in more information, in running this effort and contributing to it.



Bukachevtsy Cemetery


Remains of a tombstone


 
Cemetery Wall
 
colorbar

Bukachevtsy Records
bullet
Cemeteries in Metropolitan New York City - There are several burial plots in the New York City area for the Chevra Ohev Shalom Anshei Bukaczowce. 
(Mt. Zion, Maspeth, NY, Mt. Hebron, Flushing, NY, and Beth Israel Cemetery, Woodbridge, NJ. ) Click here for more information.
bullet Chevra Kaddisha Records   Learn more about the Pinkas of the Chevra Kadisha of Bukachevtsy
 bullet Landsmanshaftn in New York   Look at the original incorporation papers for 3 Bukachevtsy organizations bullet Bukachevtsy Memorials -   The descendants of Bukachevtsy  remember and memorialize their families.    bullet Immigrants to the U.S. from Bukachevtsy  
colorbar colorbar My experiences in Ukraine  

gal   Read the article which appeared in The Galitzianer, August 2001.  The Galitzianer is a publication of Gesher Galicia, Special Interest Group for Galicia.

Read "Return to Galicia" Return to Galicia" from The Galitizianer, November 2007   
   colorbar

Stories from Bukachevtsy


 - Share in the stories that people have sent us about Bukachevtsy   

colorbar


Bukachevtsy Documents

bullet

Birth Records - 1861 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

JDC Documents - Holocaust survivors registered with JDC after World War II 

bullet

School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

Vital Records - Urzad Stanu Cywilnego (Civil Registration Office) - Warsaw

 bullet

Polish Telephone Book - 1932/33  

 bullet

Polish Telephone Book - 1938  Read stories about some of the people in the telephone book

 bullet

Polish Business Directory - 1929 

 bullet

Polish Business Directory - 1930  Read stories about some of the people in the Business Directory   

 bullet

Registration Card - 1946 

  

Links to related genealogical sites

Jewishgen    

Gesher Galicia   
Jewish History in Galicia and Bukovina   
KehillaLinks Directory
Rohatyn Kehilalinks page 

JRI-Poland/Polish State Archives Project AGAD Archives Project - Join the Great Galician Indexing Race

This site is hosted at no cost to the public by JewishGen, Inc. and is part of the ShtetLinks Project. If you find this site of value, your JewishGen-erosity is greatly appreciated. 
Site last updated:  Aug 5 2018
 
Copyright L Cantor 2018
 
This small town, near Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislow), is my maternal grandmother's  ancestral shtetl .  With this page, I wish to pay my respects to her and her family, to those I knew and those I did not, to those who came to America and to those who remained behind and perished in the Holocaust.


  2001


    2007		 There is a new sign for Bukachevtsy, certainly an improvement.

I visited Bukachevtsy in May 2001 and again in June 2007.  There's not much left to tell you that Bukachevtsy once had a sizable Jewish population.  There are no Jews and practically no Jewish buildings.  Even the cemetery was largely destroyed.  The Jews of Bukachevtsy exist only in our memories.  If you have memories to share or ties to Bukachevtsy, please contact me. (Linda Cantor)

 


Remains of Bukachevtsy's Synagogue
June, 2007

   (photographs by Linda Cantor)

Published References and Research Sources
bullet
Where Once We Walked by Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Sack, Avotaynu, Inc. 1991

Bukachevtsy, Ukr. (Bukaczowce. Bukotchovitz, Bukashevitz); pop. 733; 82 km SE of Lvov' 49° 15’  24° 30’; COH, EGRS, GUM3, JGFF, LDL, PHP2, SF, YB
bulletCOH - Chamber of the Holocaust
 bulletEGRS - Encyclopedia of Galician Rabbis and Scholars bulletGUM3 - Guide to Unpublished Materials of the Holocaust Period bulletLDL - Latter Day Leaders, Sages and Scholars bulletPHP - Pinkas Hakehillot Poland, vol 2 Eastern Galicia bulletSF - Shtetl Finder bulletJewish Family Finder bulletBukachevatsy's Place in History colorbar

Holocaust in Bukachevtsy

 bullet

Click here for more information on the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy 

 bullet Click here for a list of Holocaust victims (from Yad Vashem pages of testimony)  bulletClick here to read personal recollections of a Bukachevtsy survivor. "Threads of Memory" bullet

Click here to see a list of people listed in the Project Heart database 

 bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  updated bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  colorbar

People

   Map of Bukachevtsy - map of Bukachevtsy as remembered by Sol  Mandel Photograph Album  - Visit with our Bukachevtsy Families Yiskor Book - Click here to see a translation of the "Bukaczowce" chapter from Pinkas Hakehillot Poland


Bukachevtsy before the Second World War
Photos courtesy of Tomasz Kizny



Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  
Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  


 


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007
 
Photos by Linda Cantor
   
   
colorbar


Cemetery in Bukachevtsy

The cemetery, which still stood relatively intact at the end of World War II (by eyewitness account of survivors), was destroyed by the Soviet Union.  The ground is mostly empty and there are a few remnants of tombstones left.  But the undergrowth is so heavy that it is all but impossible to know exactly what remains. 

A fence around the cemetery was completed several years ago and we hope, one day, to have a dedication ceremony.  Please contact the webmaster if you are interested in more information, in running this effort and contributing to it.



Bukachevtsy Cemetery


Remains of a tombstone


 
Cemetery Wall
 
colorbar

Bukachevtsy Records
bullet
Cemeteries in Metropolitan New York City - There are several burial plots in the New York City area for the Chevra Ohev Shalom Anshei Bukaczowce. 
(Mt. Zion, Maspeth, NY, Mt. Hebron, Flushing, NY, and Beth Israel Cemetery, Woodbridge, NJ. ) Click here for more information.
bullet Chevra Kaddisha Records   Learn more about the Pinkas of the Chevra Kadisha of Bukachevtsy
 bullet Landsmanshaftn in New York   Look at the original incorporation papers for 3 Bukachevtsy organizations bullet Bukachevtsy Memorials -   The descendants of Bukachevtsy  remember and memorialize their families.    bullet Immigrants to the U.S. from Bukachevtsy  
colorbar colorbar My experiences in Ukraine  

gal   Read the article which appeared in The Galitzianer, August 2001.  The Galitzianer is a publication of Gesher Galicia, Special Interest Group for Galicia.

Read "Return to Galicia" Return to Galicia" from The Galitizianer, November 2007   
   colorbar

Stories from Bukachevtsy


 - Share in the stories that people have sent us about Bukachevtsy   

colorbar


Bukachevtsy Documents

bullet

Birth Records - 1861 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

JDC Documents - Holocaust survivors registered with JDC after World War II 

bullet

School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

Vital Records - Urzad Stanu Cywilnego (Civil Registration Office) - Warsaw

 bullet

Polish Telephone Book - 1932/33  

 bullet

Polish Telephone Book - 1938  Read stories about some of the people in the telephone book

 bullet

Polish Business Directory - 1929 

 bullet

Polish Business Directory - 1930  Read stories about some of the people in the Business Directory   

 bullet

Registration Card - 1946 

  

Links to related genealogical sites

Jewishgen    

Gesher Galicia   
Jewish History in Galicia and Bukovina   
KehillaLinks Directory
Rohatyn Kehilalinks page 

JRI-Poland/Polish State Archives Project AGAD Archives Project - Join the Great Galician Indexing Race

This site is hosted at no cost to the public by JewishGen, Inc. and is part of the ShtetLinks Project. If you find this site of value, your JewishGen-erosity is greatly appreciated. 
Site last updated:  Aug 5 2018
 
Copyright L Cantor 2018
 
This small town, near Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislow), is my maternal grandmother's  ancestral shtetl .  With this page, I wish to pay my respects to her and her family, to those I knew and those I did not, to those who came to America and to those who remained behind and perished in the Holocaust.


  2001


    2007		 There is a new sign for Bukachevtsy, certainly an improvement.

I visited Bukachevtsy in May 2001 and again in June 2007.  There's not much left to tell you that Bukachevtsy once had a sizable Jewish population.  There are no Jews and practically no Jewish buildings.  Even the cemetery was largely destroyed.  The Jews of Bukachevtsy exist only in our memories.  If you have memories to share or ties to Bukachevtsy, please contact me. (Linda Cantor)

 


Remains of Bukachevtsy's Synagogue
June, 2007

   (photographs by Linda Cantor)

Published References and Research Sources
bullet
Where Once We Walked by Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Sack, Avotaynu, Inc. 1991

Bukachevtsy, Ukr. (Bukaczowce. Bukotchovitz, Bukashevitz); pop. 733; 82 km SE of Lvov' 49° 15’  24° 30’; COH, EGRS, GUM3, JGFF, LDL, PHP2, SF, YB
bulletCOH - Chamber of the Holocaust
 bulletEGRS - Encyclopedia of Galician Rabbis and Scholars bulletGUM3 - Guide to Unpublished Materials of the Holocaust Period bulletLDL - Latter Day Leaders, Sages and Scholars bulletPHP - Pinkas Hakehillot Poland, vol 2 Eastern Galicia bulletSF - Shtetl Finder bulletJewish Family Finder bulletBukachevatsy's Place in History colorbar

Holocaust in Bukachevtsy

 bullet

Click here for more information on the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy 

 bullet Click here for a list of Holocaust victims (from Yad Vashem pages of testimony)  bulletClick here to read personal recollections of a Bukachevtsy survivor. "Threads of Memory" bullet

Click here to see a list of people listed in the Project Heart database 

 bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  updated bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  colorbar

People

   Map of Bukachevtsy - map of Bukachevtsy as remembered by Sol  Mandel Photograph Album  - Visit with our Bukachevtsy Families Yiskor Book - Click here to see a translation of the "Bukaczowce" chapter from Pinkas Hakehillot Poland


Bukachevtsy before the Second World War
Photos courtesy of Tomasz Kizny



Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  
Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  


 


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007
 
Photos by Linda Cantor
   
   
colorbar


Cemetery in Bukachevtsy

The cemetery, which still stood relatively intact at the end of World War II (by eyewitness account of survivors), was destroyed by the Soviet Union.  The ground is mostly empty and there are a few remnants of tombstones left.  But the undergrowth is so heavy that it is all but impossible to know exactly what remains. 

A fence around the cemetery was completed several years ago and we hope, one day, to have a dedication ceremony.  Please contact the webmaster if you are interested in more information, in running this effort and contributing to it.



Bukachevtsy Cemetery


Remains of a tombstone


 
Cemetery Wall
 
colorbar

Bukachevtsy Records
bullet
Cemeteries in Metropolitan New York City - There are several burial plots in the New York City area for the Chevra Ohev Shalom Anshei Bukaczowce. 
(Mt. Zion, Maspeth, NY, Mt. Hebron, Flushing, NY, and Beth Israel Cemetery, Woodbridge, NJ. ) Click here for more information.
bullet Chevra Kaddisha Records   Learn more about the Pinkas of the Chevra Kadisha of Bukachevtsy
 bullet Landsmanshaftn in New York   Look at the original incorporation papers for 3 Bukachevtsy organizations bullet Bukachevtsy Memorials -   The descendants of Bukachevtsy  remember and memorialize their families.    bullet Immigrants to the U.S. from Bukachevtsy  
colorbar colorbar My experiences in Ukraine  

gal   Read the article which appeared in The Galitzianer, August 2001.  The Galitzianer is a publication of Gesher Galicia, Special Interest Group for Galicia.

Read "Return to Galicia" Return to Galicia" from The Galitizianer, November 2007   
   colorbar

Stories from Bukachevtsy


 - Share in the stories that people have sent us about Bukachevtsy   

colorbar


Bukachevtsy Documents

bullet

Birth Records - 1861 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

JDC Documents - Holocaust survivors registered with JDC after World War II 

bullet

School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

Vital Records - Urzad Stanu Cywilnego (Civil Registration Office) - Warsaw

 bullet

Polish Telephone Book - 1932/33  

 bullet

Polish Telephone Book - 1938  Read stories about some of the people in the telephone book

 bullet

Polish Business Directory - 1929 

 bullet

Polish Business Directory - 1930  Read stories about some of the people in the Business Directory   

 bullet

Registration Card - 1946 

  

Links to related genealogical sites

Jewishgen    

Gesher Galicia   
Jewish History in Galicia and Bukovina   
KehillaLinks Directory
Rohatyn Kehilalinks page 

JRI-Poland/Polish State Archives Project AGAD Archives Project - Join the Great Galician Indexing Race

This site is hosted at no cost to the public by JewishGen, Inc. and is part of the ShtetLinks Project. If you find this site of value, your JewishGen-erosity is greatly appreciated. 
Site last updated:  Aug 5 2018
 
Copyright L Cantor 2018
 
This small town, near Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislow), is my maternal grandmother's  ancestral shtetl .  With this page, I wish to pay my respects to her and her family, to those I knew and those I did not, to those who came to America and to those who remained behind and perished in the Holocaust.


  2001


    2007		 There is a new sign for Bukachevtsy, certainly an improvement.

I visited Bukachevtsy in May 2001 and again in June 2007.  There's not much left to tell you that Bukachevtsy once had a sizable Jewish population.  There are no Jews and practically no Jewish buildings.  Even the cemetery was largely destroyed.  The Jews of Bukachevtsy exist only in our memories.  If you have memories to share or ties to Bukachevtsy, please contact me. (Linda Cantor)

 


Remains of Bukachevtsy's Synagogue
June, 2007

   (photographs by Linda Cantor)

Published References and Research Sources
bullet
Where Once We Walked by Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Sack, Avotaynu, Inc. 1991

Bukachevtsy, Ukr. (Bukaczowce. Bukotchovitz, Bukashevitz); pop. 733; 82 km SE of Lvov' 49° 15’  24° 30’; COH, EGRS, GUM3, JGFF, LDL, PHP2, SF, YB
bulletCOH - Chamber of the Holocaust
 bulletEGRS - Encyclopedia of Galician Rabbis and Scholars bulletGUM3 - Guide to Unpublished Materials of the Holocaust Period bulletLDL - Latter Day Leaders, Sages and Scholars bulletPHP - Pinkas Hakehillot Poland, vol 2 Eastern Galicia bulletSF - Shtetl Finder bulletJewish Family Finder bulletBukachevatsy's Place in History colorbar

Holocaust in Bukachevtsy

 bullet

Click here for more information on the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy 

 bullet Click here for a list of Holocaust victims (from Yad Vashem pages of testimony)  bulletClick here to read personal recollections of a Bukachevtsy survivor. "Threads of Memory" bullet

Click here to see a list of people listed in the Project Heart database 

 bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  updated bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  colorbar

People

   Map of Bukachevtsy - map of Bukachevtsy as remembered by Sol  Mandel Photograph Album  - Visit with our Bukachevtsy Families Yiskor Book - Click here to see a translation of the "Bukaczowce" chapter from Pinkas Hakehillot Poland


Bukachevtsy before the Second World War
Photos courtesy of Tomasz Kizny



Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  
Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  


 


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007
 
Photos by Linda Cantor
   
   
colorbar


Cemetery in Bukachevtsy

The cemetery, which still stood relatively intact at the end of World War II (by eyewitness account of survivors), was destroyed by the Soviet Union.  The ground is mostly empty and there are a few remnants of tombstones left.  But the undergrowth is so heavy that it is all but impossible to know exactly what remains. 

A fence around the cemetery was completed several years ago and we hope, one day, to have a dedication ceremony.  Please contact the webmaster if you are interested in more information, in running this effort and contributing to it.



Bukachevtsy Cemetery


Remains of a tombstone


 
Cemetery Wall
 
colorbar

Bukachevtsy Records
bullet
Cemeteries in Metropolitan New York City - There are several burial plots in the New York City area for the Chevra Ohev Shalom Anshei Bukaczowce. 
(Mt. Zion, Maspeth, NY, Mt. Hebron, Flushing, NY, and Beth Israel Cemetery, Woodbridge, NJ. ) Click here for more information.
bullet Chevra Kaddisha Records   Learn more about the Pinkas of the Chevra Kadisha of Bukachevtsy
 bullet Landsmanshaftn in New York   Look at the original incorporation papers for 3 Bukachevtsy organizations bullet Bukachevtsy Memorials -   The descendants of Bukachevtsy  remember and memorialize their families.    bullet Immigrants to the U.S. from Bukachevtsy  
colorbar colorbar My experiences in Ukraine  

gal   Read the article which appeared in The Galitzianer, August 2001.  The Galitzianer is a publication of Gesher Galicia, Special Interest Group for Galicia.

Read "Return to Galicia" Return to Galicia" from The Galitizianer, November 2007   
   colorbar

Stories from Bukachevtsy


 - Share in the stories that people have sent us about Bukachevtsy   

colorbar


Bukachevtsy Documents

bullet

Birth Records - 1861 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

JDC Documents - Holocaust survivors registered with JDC after World War II 

bullet

School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

Vital Records - Urzad Stanu Cywilnego (Civil Registration Office) - Warsaw

 bullet

Polish Telephone Book - 1932/33  

 bullet

Polish Telephone Book - 1938  Read stories about some of the people in the telephone book

 bullet

Polish Business Directory - 1929 

 bullet

Polish Business Directory - 1930  Read stories about some of the people in the Business Directory   

 bullet

Registration Card - 1946 

  

Links to related genealogical sites

Jewishgen    

Gesher Galicia   
Jewish History in Galicia and Bukovina   
KehillaLinks Directory
Rohatyn Kehilalinks page 

JRI-Poland/Polish State Archives Project AGAD Archives Project - Join the Great Galician Indexing Race

This site is hosted at no cost to the public by JewishGen, Inc. and is part of the ShtetLinks Project. If you find this site of value, your JewishGen-erosity is greatly appreciated. 
Site last updated:  Aug 7 2018
 
Copyright L Cantor 2018
 
This small town, near Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislow), is my maternal grandmother's  ancestral shtetl .  With this page, I wish to pay my respects to her and her family, to those I knew and those I did not, to those who came to America and to those who remained behind and perished in the Holocaust.


  2001


    2007		 There is a new sign for Bukachevtsy, certainly an improvement.

I visited Bukachevtsy in May 2001 and again in June 2007.  There's not much left to tell you that Bukachevtsy once had a sizable Jewish population.  There are no Jews and practically no Jewish buildings.  Even the cemetery was largely destroyed.  The Jews of Bukachevtsy exist only in our memories.  If you have memories to share or ties to Bukachevtsy, please contact me. (Linda Cantor)

 



Remains of Bukachevtsy's Synagogue
June, 2007

   (photographs by Linda Cantor)

Published References and Research Sources
bullet
Where Once We Walked by Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Sack, Avotaynu, Inc. 1991

Bukachevtsy, Ukr. (Bukaczowce. Bukotchovitz, Bukashevitz); pop. 733; 82 km SE of Lvov' 49° 15’  24° 30’; COH, EGRS, GUM3, JGFF, LDL, PHP2, SF, YB
bulletCOH - Chamber of the Holocaust
 bulletEGRS - Encyclopedia of Galician Rabbis and Scholars bulletGUM3 - Guide to Unpublished Materials of the Holocaust Period bulletLDL - Latter Day Leaders, Sages and Scholars bulletPHP - Pinkas Hakehillot Poland, vol 2 Eastern Galicia bulletSF - Shtetl Finder bulletJewish Family Finder bulletBukachevatsy's Place in History colorbar

Holocaust in Bukachevtsy

 bullet

Click here for more information on the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy 

 bullet Click here for a list of Holocaust victims (from Yad Vashem pages of testimony)  bulletClick here to read personal recollections of a Bukachevtsy survivor. "Threads of Memory" bullet

Click here to see a list of people listed in the Project Heart database 

 bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  updated bullet Click here to see a list of those who survived the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy  colorbar

People

   Map of Bukachevtsy - map of Bukachevtsy as remembered by Sol  Mandel Photograph Album  - Visit with our Bukachevtsy Families Yiskor Book - Click here to see a translation of the "Bukaczowce" chapter from Pinkas Hakehillot Poland


Bukachevtsy before the Second World War
Photos courtesy of Tomasz Kizny



Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  
Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  


 


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007
 
Photos by Linda Cantor
   
   
colorbar


Cemetery in Bukachevtsy

The cemetery, which still stood relatively intact at the end of World War II (by eyewitness account of survivors), was destroyed by the Soviet Union.  The ground is mostly empty and there are a few remnants of tombstones left.  But the undergrowth is so heavy that it is all but impossible to know exactly what remains. 

A fence around the cemetery was completed several years ago and we hope, one day, to have a dedication ceremony.  Please contact the webmaster if you are interested in more information, in running this effort and contributing to it.



Bukachevtsy Cemetery


Remains of a tombstone


 
Cemetery Wall
colorbar

Bukachevtsy Records
bullet
Cemeteries in Metropolitan New York City - There are several burial plots in the New York City area for the Chevra Ohev Shalom Anshei Bukaczowce. 
(Mt. Zion, Maspeth, NY, Mt. Hebron, Flushing, NY, and Beth Israel Cemetery, Woodbridge, NJ. ) Click here for more information.
bullet Chevra Kaddisha Records   Learn more about the Pinkas of the Chevra Kadisha of Bukachevtsy
 bullet Landsmanshaftn in New York   Look at the original incorporation papers for 3 Bukachevtsy organizations bullet Bukachevtsy Memorials -   The descendants of Bukachevtsy  remember and memorialize their families.    bullet Immigrants to the U.S. from Bukachevtsy  
colorbar colorbar My experiences in Ukraine  

gal   Read the article which appeared in The Galitzianer, August 2001.  The Galitzianer is a publication of Gesher Galicia, Special Interest Group for Galicia.

Read "Return to Galicia" Return to Galicia" from The Galitizianer, November 2007   
   colorbar

Stories from Bukachevtsy


 - Share in the stories that people have sent us about Bukachevtsy   

colorbar


Bukachevtsy Documents

bullet

Birth Records - 1861 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

JDC Documents - Holocaust survivors registered with JDC after World War II 

bullet

School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

 bullet

Vital Records - Urzad Stanu Cywilnego (Civil Registration Office) - Warsaw

 bullet

Polish Telephone Book - 1932/33  

 bullet

Polish Telephone Book - 1938  Read stories about some of the people in the telephone book

 bullet

Polish Business Directory - 1929 

 bullet

Polish Business Directory - 1930  Read stories about some of the people in the Business Directory   

 bullet

Registration Card - 1946 

  

Links to related genealogical sites

Jewishgen    

Gesher Galicia   
Jewish History in Galicia and Bukovina   
KehillaLinks Directory
Rohatyn Kehilalinks page 

JRI-Poland/Polish State Archives Project AGAD Archives Project - Join the Great Galician Indexing Race

This site is hosted at no cost to the public by JewishGen, Inc. and is part of the ShtetLinks Project. If you find this site of value, your JewishGen-erosity is greatly appreciated. 
Site last updated:  Aug 7 2018
 
Copyright L Cantor 2018
 
This small town, near Ivano-Frankivsk (Stanislow), is my maternal grandmother's  ancestral shtetl .  With this page, I wish to pay my respects to her and her family, to those I knew and those I did not, to those who came to America and to those who remained behind and perished in the Holocaust.


  2001


    2007		 There is a new sign for Bukachevtsy, certainly an improvement.

I visited Bukachevtsy in May 2001 and again in June 2007.  There's not much left to tell you that Bukachevtsy once had a sizable Jewish population.  There are no Jews and practically no Jewish buildings.  Even the cemetery was largely destroyed.  The Jews of Bukachevtsy exist only in our memories.  If you have memories to share or ties to Bukachevtsy, please contact me. (Linda Cantor)

 



Remains of Bukachevtsy's Synagogue
June, 2007

   (photographs by Linda Cantor)

Published References and Research Sources
bullet
Where Once We Walked by Gary Mokotoff and Sallyann Sack, Avotaynu, Inc. 1991

Bukachevtsy, Ukr. (Bukaczowce. Bukotchovitz, Bukashevitz); pop. 733; 82 km SE of Lvov' 49° 15’  24° 30’; COH, EGRS, GUM3, JGFF, LDL, PHP2, SF, YB
bulletCOH - Chamber of the Holocaust
 bulletEGRS - Encyclopedia of Galician Rabbis and Scholars bulletGUM3 - Guide to Unpublished Materials of the Holocaust Period bulletLDL - Latter Day Leaders, Sages and Scholars bulletPHP - Pinkas Hakehillot Poland, vol 2 Eastern Galicia bulletSF - Shtetl Finder bulletJewish Family Finder bulletBukachevatsy's Place in History colorbar

Holocaust in Bukachevtsy

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Click here for more information on the Holocaust in Bukachevtsy 

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Click here to see a list of people listed in the Project Heart database 

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People

   Map of Bukachevtsy - map of Bukachevtsy as remembered by Sol  Mandel Photograph Album  - Visit with our Bukachevtsy Families Yiskor Book - Click here to see a translation of the "Bukaczowce" chapter from Pinkas Hakehillot Poland


Bukachevtsy before the Second World War
Photos courtesy of Tomasz Kizny



Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  
Houses in Bukachevtsy, May 2001  


 


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007


Main Street in Bukachevsty, June 2007
 
Photos by Linda Cantor
   
   
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Cemetery in Bukachevtsy

The cemetery, which still stood relatively intact at the end of World War II (by eyewitness account of survivors), was destroyed by the Soviet Union.  The ground is mostly empty and there are a few remnants of tombstones left.  But the undergrowth is so heavy that it is all but impossible to know exactly what remains. 

A fence around the cemetery was completed several years ago and we hope, one day, to have a dedication ceremony.  Please contact the webmaster if you are interested in more information, in running this effort and contributing to it.



Bukachevtsy Cemetery


Remains of a tombstone


 
Cemetery Wall
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Bukachevtsy Records
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Cemeteries in Metropolitan New York City - There are several burial plots in the New York City area for the Chevra Ohev Shalom Anshei Bukaczowce. 
(Mt. Zion, Maspeth, NY, Mt. Hebron, Flushing, NY, and Beth Israel Cemetery, Woodbridge, NJ. ) Click here for more information.
bullet Chevra Kaddisha Records   Learn more about the Pinkas of the Chevra Kadisha of Bukachevtsy
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gal   Read the article which appeared in The Galitzianer, August 2001.  The Galitzianer is a publication of Gesher Galicia, Special Interest Group for Galicia.

Read "Return to Galicia" Return to Galicia" from The Galitizianer, November 2007   
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Stories from Bukachevtsy


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Bukachevtsy Documents

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Birth Records - 1861 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

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JDC Documents - Holocaust survivors registered with JDC after World War II 

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School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

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School Records - 1926 - Central State Historical Archives of Ukraine, Lviv

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Vital Records - Urzad Stanu Cywilnego (Civil Registration Office) - Warsaw

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Polish Telephone Book - 1932/33  

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Polish Telephone Book - 1938  Read stories about some of the people in the telephone book

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Polish Business Directory - 1929 

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Polish Business Directory - 1930  Read stories about some of the people in the Business Directory   

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Registration Card - 1946 

  

Links to related genealogical sites

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Rohatyn Kehilalinks page 

JRI-Poland/Polish State Archives Project AGAD Archives Project - Join the Great Galician Indexing Race

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