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Obj. ID: 40832
Jewish Funerary Art
  Murder place in Doibani I, Moldova, 1970s

© Stuart Saffer, Photographer: Tepper, Yigal, 2003

After the war, the remains of the shot people were reburied. The monument with the list of the murdered Jews was installed in the place of execution in 1971. The monument to the soldiers-liberators of the village Doibani is located And at a distance of 100 meters. On May 9th,  the locals bring flowers. The newly married couples come to the monument. People living near the monument from time to time clean the area around the monument.


The report "Jewish Historic Monuments and Sites in Moldova" published by The United States Commission for the Preservation of America's Heritage Abroad in 2010 states:

"The monument on the site was built in the 1970s for these war victims, and it is designated as a protected historical site. Although local residents and authorities keep the area around the monument clean, it needs basic repairs."

Jewish Heritage Sites and Monuments in Moldova, p. 38

 

For the description prepared in the Survey of Jewish History and Holocaust-related Sites in Moldova, see here.

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Murder place in Doibani I | Unknown
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Date
1970s
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Location
Moldova | Doibani I
| the crossroads of the villages Doibani 1 and Doibani 2
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Ornamentation
Custom
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The following information on this monument will be completed:
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