![\"Ivana](\"http:\/\/martinblack.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2019\/10\/Sf\u00e2nta-Treimi.jpg\")
Ivana Bohuna<\/h2>\n
Named after the Cossack leader Ivan Bohun<\/a>.<\/p>\n Named after the Cossack leader Bohdan Khmelnytsky<\/a>.<\/p>\n Sf\u00e2nta Treimi = The Holy Trinity<\/p>\n Dreifaltigkeits =\u00a0 Trinity. One of the oldest streets in the city.<\/p>\n “Dreifaltigkeitsgasse was a long street with a mixed population. In 1940, 17 expropriated houses are listed, 5 of them owned by organisations. 7 owners were registered as Jewish, one as German and four persons without ethnic description. In 1936, 644 inhabitants were listed on the street. Among them 30% were office employees or had academic or liberal professions, 26% were merchants, shopkeepers or grocers and 25% were artisans and craftsmen of different kinds. Most shops had probably local customers” In October 1941, Dreifaltigkeitsgasse was incorporated into the ghetto in which 50,000 Jews were forced to move by the Romanian authorities.<\/p>\n Poet Rose Ausl\u00e4nder<\/a> lived in the street in the 1930s and it was here that she met the poet Paul Celan<\/a> (both survived the Holocaust).<\/p>\n Green mother Drink Violet pine cones The Carpathian ridge Four languages People (English translation by Julia Samwer)<\/p>\nBogdana Khmelnitskogo<\/h2>\n
Sf\u00e2nta Treimi<\/h2>\n
Dreifaltigkeitsgasse<\/h2>\n
\n– taken from “Czernowitz \/ Cern\u0103u\u0163i \/ \u010cernivci” by Edgar Hauster (PDF)<\/a><\/p>\n![\"Rose](\"https:\/\/upload.wikimedia.org\/wikipedia\/commons\/f\/ff\/Rose_Ausl%C3%A4nder_%281914%29.jpg\")
Bucovina I (Rose Ausl\u00e4nder)<\/h3>\n
\nBucovina
\nbutterflies in her hair<\/p>\n
\nsays the sun
\nred melon milk
\nwhite maize milk
\nI made them sweet<\/p>\n
\nairwings birds and foliage<\/p>\n
\npaternally
\ninvites you
\nto carry you<\/p>\n
\nsongs in four languages<\/p>\n
\nwho understand each other<\/p>\nStreet on map<\/h3>\n