Banyliv

Banyliv, 2016

   Banilov first mentioned in 1445 in the books of the Galician Court.
In the 19 - beg. 20th centuries. - Village Banila Ruska in the province of Bukovina as part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
   In 1918-40 gg. - as part of Romania, in the 1940-91 biennium. - SSR.

   In 1887, in Banilove lived 818 Jews (19.3%),
   in 1910 - 1,200,
   in 1930 - 517 Jews.

   Jews settled in Banilov in the 2nd polovine19 in. The main occupations - agriculture and livestock. Most of the Jews were Banilova Vizhnitsky Hasidim.
   In the 1920-30s. in the town acted various Jewish organizations.
   In June 1940, some Jews were deported to Siberia.

   In July 1941 263 Jew were shot in Banilov (2 buried in mass graves). The remaining Jews Banilova autumn 1941 deported to Transnistria, where almost all were killed. Among the dead - Rabbi Beiriz Reiman and his family.


	That's what happened with the text

Walk around the former shtetl prevented the rain, but we visited the cemetery. It's worth, here come across amazing Matseva with unique stories and very fine study of details. This is one of the most beautiful cemeteries in Bukovina. But recently, he underwent a sad story: a descendant of immigrants from Banilova came from abroad, and that it was possible to read the inscription on Matseva, rubbed them some chemistry. When it began to rain, the text on the Matseva, which are made of sandstone (and most of them) completely destroyed

Chernivtsi region

Mass grave in the cemetery

Мой штетл

Еврейские местечки Украины