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    Banila pe Siret Cemetery – provided by Chabad Rabbi of Chernivtsi Menachem Glisnshtain

    Rabbi of Chernivtsi – Menachem Glisnshtain has provided the following photos of the Jewish cemetery in Banila pe Siret (Banyliv-pidhirnyj).

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    Posted on November 27, 2015November 27, 2015Author Baruch EylonCategories Bukovina, Chabad, Rabbi Menachem Glisnshtain, UkraineTags Banila Pe Siret

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