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010739-4
Goberman, D
Jewish Tombstones in Ukraine and Moldova
[ Jewish Tombstones in Ukraine and Moldova]

Shedevry Evreiskogo Iskusstva: Evreiskie Nadgrob`ia na Ukraine i v Moldove
Ed. by A. Kantsedikas; transl. from Russian by L. Lezhneva
Moscow:  Image, 1993
54 p. [264 ill.]Images
Serie: Masterpieces of Jewish Art, 4
Hardcover. 12.5 x 20 cm
ISBN: 5860440197
Language: English and Russian
Masterpieces of Jewish Art is a pictorial series of treasures in the countries of the NIS. This volume deals with carved Jewish tombstones. Jewish communities in old shtetls of Ukraine, Moldova, Belarus, and the Baltic states had centuries-old cemeteries with countless tombstones which were worshipped as sacred relics. 263 black-and-white illustrations. Glossy paper.
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» Ethnic Issues and Nationalities   » Peoples of the Russian Federation
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» CIS / New Independent States / Former USSR Republics   » Ukraine, Belorussia

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