Re: [Cz-L] Childhood in Czernowitz

I also do not know exactly what standard the university is today,
but before WW2 it was considered a very good university.
According to one of my friends, a Romanian professor of Mathematics,
the department of Mathematics had some outstanding professors.
The students who went to study abroad, did so because
under Romanian rule, only a very limited number of Jewish students
were admitted to the Czernowitz university. I am also not sure
whether they had a department of Medicine or law.

Mimi
On Mar 6, 2013, at 7:03 AM, yosi-jerry wrote:

> I don't know what class the University is today, but I know that in
> the days before WW2 if somebody wanted to achieve something with a
> serious academic background, she/he traveled to central Europe.
> Yosef Eshet
>

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