Many yizkor books include photos and descriptions of synagogues.

• Interior of the Great Synagogue in Kremenets, Ukraine (photo, via Center for Jewish History, Leo Baeck Institute)


• Synagogue of the Dubno Suburb in Kremenets, Ukraine (photo, via Center for Jewish Art, Historic Synagogues of Europe)


• Former Great Synagogue in Radyvyliv (photo, via Center for Jewish Art, Historic Synagogues of Europe)


• Music of Moisei (Moshe) Gershkovich Komediant: Members of the Komediant family were well-known musicians in pre-WWII Kremenets. Moshe's father was known as "Hirsh Klezmer."
  by the Kiselgof-Makonovetsky Digital Manuscript Project
  Marshl K1119
  Marshl K1152 and K1336
  Nign K1161
  Kale bazetsn K1127
  Kol Nidre
  Vals K1153
  Polka K1097
  Sirba K1159
  Untitled Terkisher K1165



• Leviathan Thanks the Lord: Perek Shirah on a Wall of the Great Synagogue in Radyvyliv, by Sergey R. Kravtsov and Vladimir Levin, Ars Judaica 10, (2014): 107-110; via Academia


• Great Synagogue in Vyshnivets, Ukraine (photo, via Center for Jewish Art, Historic Synagogues of Europe)


• Painting of Kremenets by Marcin Kitz, 1928, via the Emanuel Ringelblum Jewish Historical Institute, Warsaw


• Historical Collection of Jewish Musical Folklore 1912-1947, Vernadsky National Library of Ukraine
  Volume 4. Hasidic and klezmer Music from the An-ski collections (1912-1914; audio file excerpts)
  
  
  
  • Track 1, A min volekh (vi es git iber der zinger), Performed by Khaim Kagan, Kremenets, 1913
  • Track 5, Zhok, performed by Shloyme Machan, Kremenets, 1913
  • Track 8, A redl, performed by Yekhil Lerner, Kremenets
  • Track 9, A redl, performed by Yekhil Lerner, Kremenets
  • Track 12, A freylekhs performed by male voices, Kremenets (choir)
  • Track 13, A freylekhs (Sabeynu), performed by male voices (choir), Kremenets
  • Track 22, Shabes-nign, performed by Khaim Kagan

Volume 5. Hasidic and klezmer Music from the An-ski collections (1912-1914; audio file excerpts)


• Track 35: Freylekhs (mershtimikh), performed by choir, recorded in Kremenets, 1913

Treasure of Jewish culture in Ukraine (1912-1914; audio file excerpts)



• Track 22, "Lakhen ko omar," performed by Ehiel Lerner, Kremenets
• Track 23, Two children's counters: "Vermicelli Ha," "Lokhinu ila zakaty la," prtformed by children, Kremenets
• Track 24, "Shilloyme ha-meylekh," performed by child, Kremenets
• Track 33, "Az di balebosne geyt arayn," performed by children, Kremenets



Other Documents and Resources

• Translations of Gravestones from the Kremenets, Vishnevets, and Yampol Cemeteries (partial database, via the JewishGen Online Worldwide Burial Registry)


• Montefiore Jewish Cemetery (Queens, NY) Plot Map (PDF) and Burials List (PDF)


• New York Incorporation Papers for Kremenets Landsmanshaftn, Extracts (KrNY-1, KrNY2, KrNY3; PDF)


• New York City Kremenitzer Volyner Society, submitted by Norm Kagan (KrNY-4; PDF)


• Pochayev Burial Register, Har Jehuda Jewish Cemetery, Upper Darby, PA (PDF): Data for 83 burials in the Pochayev Voliner Aid Society section of the Har Jehuda Cemetery; obtained and contributed by Lisa Brahin Weinblatt
  Har Jehuda Jewish Cemetery Plot Map


• Shumsk Immigration: Ellis Island Database (2010 Askara Presentation by Susan Sobel) (PDF) Script (PDF)


• Vishnevets Immigration: Ellis Island Database (2010 Askara Presentation by Susan Sobel) (PDF)


• Vishnevets Landsmen, Chicago, 1920s (Excel; click to download)
  Compiled by Myron Friedman; obtained from Sue Siegal




The Holocaust by Bullets in Ukraine, via Yahad in Unum
Clickable map of killing sites, with documentation and eyewitness accounts

• Katerburg
• Kozin
• Lanovtsy
• Kremenets
• Pochayev
• Radzivilov
• Shumsk
• Vishnevets

JewishGen KehilaLinks Pages

• Belozirka
• Lanovtsy
• Shumsk
• Vishnevets
• Vyshgorodok



Ukraine Research Area Pages

• Belozirka
• Berezhtsy
• Folwarki Wielkie
• Katerburg
• Kozin
• Krupets
• Lanovtsy
• Oleksinets
• Pochayev
• Podbereztsy
• Radzivilov
• Rokhmanov
• Shumsk
• Sosnivka
• Staryy Aleksinets
• Vishnevets
• Vyshgorodok
• Yampol