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Joy Kestenbaum

Krzywcza
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At Jewish Cemetery in Krzywcza Jewish Cemetery in Krzywcza with Cerkiew in distance
View of Jewish Cemetery
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 View of Jewish Cemetery
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Gravestone in Krzywcza Jewish Cemetery Gravestones in Krzywcza Jewish Cemetery
Detail of Matzevah (Maẓẓevah)
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 View of Jewish Cemetery
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Gravestone in Krzywcza Gravestone in Krzywcza
Matzevah (Maẓẓevah)
 Courtesy Łukasz Biedka, 2016		 Matzevah (Maẓẓevah)
 Courtesy Łukasz Biedka, 2016
GRavestone in Krzywcza Jewish Cemetery Gravestone in Krzywcza Jewish Cemetery
Matzevah (Maẓẓevah)
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 Matzevah (Maẓẓevah)
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Gravestone in Krzywcza
Detail of Matzevah (Maẓẓevah)
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 Matzevah (Maẓẓevah )
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Matzeva Matzeva
Matzevah
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 Matzevah
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View of Krzywcza with Greek Catholic Church View of Krzywcza with Greek Catholic Church
Distant View of Krzwycza with Greek Catholic Church
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 View of Krzwycza with rooftops and Greek Catholic Church
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Wide view of Kryzwcza with Church dome and Schacter house View of Krzywcza with Greek Catholic Church and Schachter House
View of Krzwycza with Greek Catholic Church and Houses
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 View with Greek Catholic Church, rooftops and Schachter House
Courtesy Betty Amara, 2010
Pharmacy and Cerkiew in Krzywcza Cerkiew in Krzywcza
Abandoned Cerkiew - Greek Catholic Church in distance,
Pharmacy and Rynek
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 Abandoned Cerkiew - Greek Catholic Church built 1911
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Pharmacy in Krzywcza View with dome of Greek Catholic Church and steeple of Roman Catholic Parish Church
Pharmacy, former home of Rabbi Dawid Uhri
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 View with dome of Greek Catholic Church and
Steeple of Roman Catholic Church in distance
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Building on site of synagogue Rynek with Church and steeple and other buildings
Building on north side of Rynek at site
where synagogue once stood
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 View of Rynek (square) with Church and steeple
and other buildings
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Along street on north side of rynek where synagogue once stood Location of old synagogue
View along street on north side of Rynek
where synagogue once stood
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 View of site where synagogue once stood
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Remains of old defensive embankment, known as "baszta" Catholic Church
Remains of old defensive embankment, known as "baszta"
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 Parish Church
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Renovated manor house Former manor house and defensive embankment, known as "baszta"
 Former manor house turned into a health center
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 Former manor house and old stone structure
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View in Krzywcza with walkway and wooden houses View of San River in Krzywcza
View with walkway and wooden houses
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 View of San River
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Joy in Krzywcza

Compiled by Joy Kestenbaum (jkestenb@gmail.com)
Last updated November 2016
Copyright © 2016 Joy Kestenbaum
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