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The Leinburd family home in Suceava before the war

Naḥum Leinburd's Nansen passport

A view of the city from the ruins of the ancient fortress

Monument of Stephan the Great

Roots Trip by Schotz ex-patriots From the right: Ḥaim Haas, Shlomo Fuchs, Meir Palmon, Esther Kopfler, Amitai Palmon, Leah Mazor, Edith Reuveni, Jetti Koch, Baruch Deutsch, Carmela Katz, Zahava Erlich, Rachel Wallach, Moshe Nadir

But Morfa did not change much

A contemporary map of the region from Suceava to Transnistria of yesteryear

Map of northwestern Romania including the Bucovina region
and the border with the Soviet Union after World War II

Present day Suceava District

Map of Suceava

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