> Subject: [Cz-L] Need some specific information about history of Czernowitz
> From: Miriam Taylor <mirtaylo_at_indiana.edu>
> Date: Tue, 30 Oct 2007 12:26:12 -0400
>
> Dear Czernowitzers,
>
> If any of you could please look up some information about Czernowitz
> and send it to me as soon as possible, I would be most grateful.
>
> 1. What was the name of the bishop or archbishop of the Orthodox church
> who cooperated with "Ober-Rabbiner Igel on planning the city streets
> of Czernowitz?
>
> 2. What was the name of the bishop of the Orthodox church of Cernauti
> during WW2?
>
> 3. Beside Eliezer Steinbarg, are there any other graves of famous people
> in the Jewish cemetery of Czernowitz?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Mimi
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Sidi Tal was a great great talent and even my very old mother (over 90)
rememers how moved she was when she went to the theatre with her parents
and saw a play with young Sidi. She performed mainly in Jiddish, and
could make you laugh or cry until you were in tears. I wonder if her
relative Renee Steinig has any kind of recording of her voice. We have a
film about remnants of Jewishness in Eastern Europe where her voice is
briefly heard in a shattering poem while the camera moves along the
inner walls of the cemetery building. Sidi is now buried with her
husband who was the director of the Philharmony in Czernowitz, in
another cemetery, on an alley where prominent Cz. artists are buried.
Renee can certainly say more about Sidi.
As is well known, Celan and Schmidt are not buried in Czernowitz, Celan
in Paris and Schmidt in Zürich, Rose Ausländer in Düsseldorf. There are
several notables, or well-known families, buried in the cemetery, such
as the inscription on the wall of the Ceremonial Hall 10 (?) shows, and
most of whom survived, from the then or later famous, fled or left as
soon as they could.
And in WWI, Archbishop Repta his and thus saved the Thora Rolls from the
Temple. Hey Mimi, is this a quiz?
Maybe tomorrow there will be more infos.
Regards,
Gabriele
--
Gabriele Weissmann
Kaiserdamm 18
D- 14057 Berlin
Tel./Fax: +49.30.321 15 38
E-Mail: G.Weissmann_at_gmx.de
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