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Jewish Community of Rohatyn.
Read about the history of the Jewish community of Rohatyn.
The Jewish community of Rohatyn was significant in numbers and in its engagement with other residents of Rohatyn for well over 300 years;
Go to the outline, A History of the Jewish Community of Rohatyn.
But the Jewish community of Rohatyn had been destroyed, so Jack sold the family house and traveled with his few surviving cousins to Poland.
This page is part of a selective history of the Jewish community of Rohatyn.
Jewish Community of Rohatyn- From 1463 or earlier, until 1939, Jews were an integral and essential part of the daily life of Rohatyn. .
Two unofficial publications include numbers for the Jewish community of Rohatyn, but without source references.
This page is part of a series on memoirs of Jewish life in Rohatyn, a component of our history of the Jewish community of Rohatyn.
To add cultural texture to the history of the Jewish community of Rohatyn, we are assembling a few articles on thematic topics which may interest you.
In case you really do want to follow the timeline, here's the outline: A History of the Jewish Community of Rohatyn.
On March 20, 1942, nearly the entire Jewish community of Rohatyn was murdered beside large open pits in a field south of town center, and then buried there in the first of Rohatyn's mass graves;
But she continued to meet, speak, and work with other survivors anddescendants to keep the memory of the lost Jewish community of Rohatyn alive.
In general these other projects havearisen due to the almost complete devastation of the Jewish community of Rohatyn during World War II, and the absence of Jewish survivors in Rohatyn since the war.
Several of the existing education themes of the program are described and resourced on separate pages of this site, covering genealogy, geography,and the history of the Jewish community of Rohatyn.
Stamps of the City of Rohatyn and the Jewish Community of Rohatyn, from a 1935 letter filed by Kehilla leader Dr. Amarant regarding plans for the Jewish cemeteries in the city.
Other examples include thememorials erected by descendants in 1998 in both cemeteries, for the Jewish community of Rohatyn killed in the Second World War.
The Shoah in Rohatyn- The devastation of the Jewish community of Rohatyn in World War II is both typicalof the wartime history in the region and specific to the people and places of the town.
This page describes and links to a unique resource in the preservation of memory of the life andloss of the Jewish community of Rohatyn and nearby towns.
In collaboration with the City of Rohatyn, we also assemble educational materials about the Jewish community of Rohatyn for museum exhibitions, local journalism projects, and to support heritage tourism in the town and the district.
Photographed by German Luftwaffe pilots in the waning months of the Nazi occupation of western Ukraine,this detailed photo sheds light on the destruction of the Jewish community of Rohatyn in the prior three years.
In general these other projects havearisen due to the almost complete devastation of the Jewish community of Rohatyn during World War II, and the absence of Jewish survivors in Rohatyn since the war.
The Jewish community of Rohatyn is now a recognized part of the town's civil affairs, directly participating through leaders without separate Jewish councils- the kahals, which have been diminishing since the years before the Great War.
The only planned addition is aninformation sign with a brief history of the cemetery and the Jewish community of Rohatyn, links to this web site for further information, and directions to other sites of Jewish heritage in town.
Gathered here is a list with brief descriptions of books, magazine and journal articles, web sites, and other text and media resources which we find useful in our Jewish heritage andhistory work related to the former Jewish community of Rohatyn.
Develop andmaintain an open website with historical information about the past Jewish community of Rohatyn and the heritage which survives, plus news and details about active heritage projects managed by RJH, with linked access to related external data.
Mykhailo Vorobets, retired school teacher, local historian, and primary local partner of our project in Rohatyn, for his decades of volunteer work to document the lost Jewish community of Rohatyn, and his ongoing support of recovery of Jewish heritage in the town.
Research into the history of the Jewish community of Rohatyn and its heritage sites, and broader research about Rohatyn, its district and region, has allowed us to gather a growing amount of data copied from original records, reports, books, and other sources.
Working with regional activists and educators since 2011, RJH conducts and publishes multidisciplinary research and organizes practical projects to recover the history andcultural heritage of the lost Jewish community of Rohatyn, and to help reintegrate the area's multicultural past into modern society.
As is apparent on each of the project pages, theheritage and the work we do benefits from very active support from Rohatyn residents, the Rohatyn City administration, heritage activists and organizations in western Ukraine, international supporters, and to a very large degree the descendant Jewish community of Rohatyn abroad.