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Memorial name

No official name

Who is Commemorated?

Jews of Drużkopol (now Zhuravnyky), perished in the Holocaust

Description

The monument is located in the Jewish cemetery in Zhuravnyky. It is a metal fence, decorated by stars of David. The fence has an arched gate, topped by a Magen David, locked by a wooden barrier. A plaque with identical English, Ukrainian, and Hebrew inscriptions and the names of people and organizations in English is attached to the fence.

Inscriptions

English:

In June of 2006, Gary Gershfield, a descendant of
Druzhkapol, and Dartmouth College students from
Hanover, New Hampshire, USA, constructed this fence
in memory of the Jewish community of Druzhkapol,
all of whom perished in the Holocaust. Their ancestors,
who lay buried here, will be remembered and their
history preserved for years to come.

Ukrainian:

В червні 2006 року Гарі Гершфілд, за походженням із
Дружкополя, і студенти
Дартмутского коледжу з Гановера, штат Нью-Гемпшир, США,
створили цю огорожу в памʼять про еврейсуьку громаду
Дружкополя, всі члени якої загинули від Холокосту. Їх
предків, які похоронені тут, будуть памʼятати, їх історія
буде збережена на довгі роки.

Hebrew:

ביוני 2006, גארי גרשפילד, צעצע של קהילה דרוזקפול, ותלמידי דארטמות’ קולג’ מהנובר, ניו-המפשיר,
ארה”ב, 
בנו גדר זו לזכרון הקהילה היהודית של דרוזקפול, שכל חבריה נספו בשועה. אבותיהם, אשר נקברו
פה, יזכרו וההיסטוריה שלהם תשמר בשנים הבאור.

English (bottom left):

Dartmouth Hillel
Dickey Center
Debrah Charatan
Gary Gershfield
Steve Holme
Michael and Leslie Zubkoff
Jonathan and Lynn Norton

English (right bottom):

The Raucher Family
Temple B'nai Shalom – East Brunswick
Panarchy
Ross and Judy Ain
Victoria Fisher
Barry Robin
Arthur and Roberta Goldstein

Commissioned by

Gary Gershfield and students from Dartmouth College in the United States

Name/Title
Memorial fence in Zhuravnyky | Unknown
Object Detail
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2006
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Ukraine | Volynska obl. | Zhuravnyky (Журавники)
| Opposite 9, Zelena street
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A530617