Lvov, Ukraine
Lvov (Ukrainian spelling Lviv) is a city and administrative center of Lvov oblast of Ukraine, on the picturesque Roztochchya Upland on the Poltva River.
The city is regarded as one of the main cultural centres of today's Ukraine[1] and historically also for Ukraine's neighbor, Poland.
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My Lviv
Lviv 2012 Ukraine
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David, April 2011 - trip to Kremenchug
A Journey Back | Szczuczyn, Poland | Jewish History and Holocaust Documentary
A 95 year-old Jewish woman from Brooklyn recounts her trip to Nazi Germany and a shtetl in Poland.
In 1932, Alma was a ten year-old girl living in Brooklyn, her parents Dora and Hyman were Jewish immigrants from Poland. They had not seen their families in Poland for almost twenty years. One night, Dora had an ominous dream that her entire family in Poland would be killed. She decided to visit Germany, and return to Poland so she could persuade her family to come to the United States for a better life. She brought her children with her so they could meet their extended family and learn where they came from. Alma, now in her mid-nineties, recalls her life changing trip to Nazi Germany and Szczuczyn, a small shtetl in Poland. Szczuczyn's Jewish population, including Dora's family of twenty six people, was eventually murdered by the Nazis and their Polish neighbors during the atrocities of the holocaust.