The GPS tracking, mapping and measuring is based on Corneliu Calotescu's order and its cartographic implementation. The order contains a firing order concerning Jews, who will not be in the Czernowitz Ghetto 6 PM. Please click on the pictures/maps below to enlarge.
A Temporary Ghetto was Established
On Saturday 11 October of the current year local Jews living on streets in the upper and central parts of the city were transported into a quarter around the cemetery and the station and in the streets of the Jewish Quarter. The following demarcation lines were established for this temporary ghetto:
From Piata Decebal (excluded) - Eminescu Street - Sfanta Treimii Street till Petre Liciu Street - I.C. Bratianu Street - Prutului Street along the railroad line - A. Vireanu Street - Elena Doamna Street - Stefan Tomsa Street near the Jewish Cemetery - Ramana Street bridge till Petru Rares Street- Petru Rares Street till Maramuresului Street - Razboieni Street - Vorobchievici Street - Maresal Foch Street - General Averescu Street till Sf. Nicolae - General Mircescu Street - Turceasca Street - General Prezan Street - Reg. Ferdinand Street from the Catholic church - Hormuzachi Street - Piata Decebal (excluded).
The temporary ghetto, thus established, was separated form the rest of the city by wooden fences controlled day and night by military units and police. Jews are prohibited from leaving this ghetto. The entry and exit of other persons who have the need to pass through the ghetto is allowed only by authorization.
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| Bucovina, 16.10.1941 |
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