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Anketki Research
Anketki Research

This document provides a walking tour summary of Pershotravneva Street, noting several buildings along the route that were formerly owned by Jewish residents prior to 1941. Notable sites mentioned include a former synagogue that is now a praying house, the ruins of a main city synagogue, and wealthy Jewish homes across from the synagogue. The document encourages checking out street views of the area from summer 2015 to see what it looks like now.

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Down the Pershotravneva Street. Lets walk!
The crossroad of Pershotravneva - The May First - street (green light) and cities main avenue.
This building on the right looks like also “jewish”. Now bank.
This building on the left looks like also authentic.
Lets go up the street. This is the former synagogue – now the praying house of Sabbatarian (semi-christian). The ruins on the background was the building of the main city synagogue, but I am doubt .
Down the pershotravneva street
Down the pershotravneva street
Just a door.
Now, the houses on the opposite side. I was told in local museum, that it was jewish houses and even shown the name list of its residents from 1941.
The houses in front of the synagogue – it must have been the wealthy jewish residents.
The first two buildings are in government`s property. But, unfortunately, this one got into private ownership…
Down the pershotravneva street
My favorite building in this city, actually. I should to write down the name of the jewish owner of this house from 1941, from
Down the pershotravneva street
The next red building. “FREE LEGAL HELP” The social program of the government of Ukraine.
Plumbing services. Government.
I can`t believe it – in Jul 2015, two years ago, Google mobile made a panoramic street Views of the whole city… Well, you can see this places in a summer: https://goo.gl/maps/JqtZ8KkXKb72 Thanks!

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Down the pershotravneva street

  • 1. Down the Pershotravneva Street. Lets walk!
  • 2. The crossroad of Pershotravneva - The May First - street (green light) and cities main avenue.
  • 3. This building on the right looks like also “jewish”. Now bank.
  • 4. This building on the left looks like also authentic.
  • 5. Lets go up the street. This is the former synagogue – now the praying house of Sabbatarian (semi-christian). The ruins on the background was the building of the main city synagogue, but I am doubt .
  • 9. Now, the houses on the opposite side. I was told in local museum, that it was jewish houses and even shown the name list of its residents from 1941.
  • 10. The houses in front of the synagogue – it must have been the wealthy jewish residents.
  • 11. The first two buildings are in government`s property. But, unfortunately, this one got into private ownership…
  • 13. My favorite building in this city, actually. I should to write down the name of the jewish owner of this house from 1941, from
  • 15. The next red building. “FREE LEGAL HELP” The social program of the government of Ukraine.
  • 17. I can`t believe it – in Jul 2015, two years ago, Google mobile made a panoramic street Views of the whole city… Well, you can see this places in a summer: https://goo.gl/maps/JqtZ8KkXKb72 Thanks!

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  1. Lets go up the street. This is the former synagogue – now the praying house of Sabbatarian (semi-christian). The ruins on the background was the building of the main city synagogue, but I am doubt of it.