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PAGES OF INTEREST
Ukraine
 

Listed below are the location and links to web pages within the Museum of Family History that could be of interest to the Ukraine researcher. In the left column, is the title of the web page or exhibition; for each a link is provided to the appropriate web page. In the right column are indicated the names of the towns for which material can be found. If you find that there is material on this website that is associated with towns in Ukraine that has not already been included on the list below, please contact the museum at postmaster@museumoffamilyhistory.com.

Please note that there may be towns listed below that do not fall within the area of interest to the Ukraine researcher. This is unintentional and the museum should be notified if such errors are found. The list will be amended as more material is added to the museum's website.
 

Cemetery Project: Unique Surnames/Society Plots Budanov, Czernowitz, Ilintsy, Khoshchevatoye, Kiev, Labun (now Yurovshchina), Lokachi, Odessa, Ostropol, Pomoryany, Pryluky, Raygorodok, Shargorod, Shumskoye, Stavishche, Voynilov and Zabolotiv.
   
The Films of
Tomek Wisniewski
Chortkiv.
   
Holocaust Memorial Park, Brooklyn, New York Babi Yar, Odessa, and Vinnitsa.
   
Holocaust Memorials of Canada Bukowina.
   
Holocaust Memorials of Eastern Europe Borshchiv, Brody, Czernowitz, Dubno, Gliniany, Golgory, Kamen Kashirskiy, Kyyiv (Babi Yar), Kamyanka Buzka (Kamionka Strumiłowa), Kiliya, Kovel (Kowel), Kremenets, Kuniv (Kunev), Lanivtsi, Lviv (Lemberg/Lvov), Odessa, Pavoloch, Podhajce, Pomortsy, Povorsk, Rivne, Rohatyn, Ruzhin, Slavuta, Staraya Ushitsa, Starokostyantyniv, Teofipol, Ternivka and Zolochiv.
   
Holocaust Memorials of Israel Medzhibozh.
   
Holocaust Memorials of
New York & New Jersey
In cemeteries: Barysh, Brailov, Budanov, Bukachevtsy, Burshtyn, Chervonograd, Chortkiv, Drogobych/Boryslav, Dunayevtsy, Gusyatin, Gvardeyskoye, Ivano-Frankivs'k, Khotin, Kunev, Kuzmin, Litin, Lokachi, Lyubar, Magerov, Medzhibozh, Melnitsa, Mizoch, Mostiska, Nadvirna, Narayev, Nemirov, Novaya Ushitsa, Novyy Yarychiv, Novyye Strelishcha, Ostropol, Otynya, Podgaytsy, Polonnoye, Pomoryany, Rava Russkaya, Rogachev, Rovno, Rozdol, Sambir, Sasov, Sernike Pervyye/Vitchevka, Sinevir, Sokolovka, Solotwina, Staryy Zakrevskiy Majdan, Tchudnov, Ternopil', Tovste, Turiysk, Ustilug, Vinkovtsky, Vishnevets, Volochisk, Volodymyr-Volyns'kyy, Yagelnitsa, Yavoriv, Zbarazh, Zhovkva, Zinkov and Zolochiv.

Holocaust Memorial Park, Brooklyn, New York: see above link.
   
How We Worked Odessa.
   
Landsmanshaftn in America The Vishevets Socieity of Chicago, cir 1930s.
   
Postcards from Home Berdychiv, Buczacz, Busk, Chotin, Czernowitz, Dniepropetrovs'k, Donetsk, Drohobycz, Dubno, Elizabethgrad, Horodenka, Kamenets-Podolskiy, Kharkiv, Konotop, Konstantinovka, Korostyshev, Kovel, Kuniv, Kyyiv, Lubni, Luhansk, Lviv, Mikulince, Mukachevo, Novohrad-Volyns'kyy, Odessa, Orikhiv, Proskurov, Pryluky, Sarny, Simferopel, Skvira, Snyatyn, Sukhostav, Tarnopol, Tuchin, Velyikyiy Bychkiv, Verbovets, Vonigovo, Zabolotiv and Zolochiv.
   
Society Gates Czernowitz, Labun (now Yurovshchina), and Zabolotiv.
   
The Synagogues of Europe: Past and Present Brody, Chervonograd, Czernowitz, Dnipropetrovsk, Ekaterinoslav, Husiatyn, Kiev, Kirovohrad, Kovel, Lyuboml, Minkowitz, Novohrad Volynskyy, Odessa, Ostropol, Rovno, Telekhany, Uman, Verbovets, Vinnytsya, Voronezh, Zastavna and Zhytomyr.
   
Town Indexes Czernowitz.
   
Walk in my Shoes:
Collected Memories of
the Holocaust
Mukacheve.
   
World Jewish Communities Czernowitz.
   






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