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Place in Ukraine

What happened to the Jews in Bukovina

18 events, 1656 AD to 1942 AD

17th century

  1. 1656 AD Cossack invasion of Bukovina · Bukovina, Ukraine

18th century

  1. 1776 AD Austrian ban on new Jewish settlement and liquor trade limits · Bukovina, Ukraine
  2. 1780–1782 AD Residence restrictions on Jews in Bukovina · Bukovina, Ukraine

19th century

  1. 1816 AD Individual residence permits granted to Jews · Bukovina, Ukraine
  2. 1867 AD Emancipation of the Jews of Bukovina · Bukovina, Ukraine

20th century

  1. 1926 AD Murder of Jewish student Falic at Chernovtsy · Chernivtsi (Chernovtsy), Ukraine
  2. 1941 AD 1,200 Jews arrested at Chernovtsy; 682 executed · Chernivtsi (Chernovtsy), Ukraine
  3. 1941 AD 3,000 Jews murdered at Chernovtsy; 600 at Skalat · Chernivtsi (Chernovtsy), Ukraine
  4. 1941 AD 800 Jews killed at Novo Selista; more at Kamenka and Stryj · Novoselytsia, Ukraine
  5. 1941 AD Anti-Jewish measures in occupied northern Bukovina · Bukovina, Ukraine
  6. 1941 AD Chernovtsy ghetto and deportations to Transnistria · Chernivtsi (Chernovtsy), Ukraine
  7. 1941 AD Concentration of Jews in ghettos and camps · Bessarabia, Moldova and elsewhere
  8. 1941 AD Czernowitz Jews confined to a ghetto · Chernivtsi (Czernowitz), Ukraine
  9. 1941 AD Deportation of Jews from Bukovina to Siberia · Bukovina, Ukraine
  10. 1941 AD Hundreds of Jews killed at Noua Sulita · Novoselytsia (Noua Suliță), Ukraine
  11. 1941 AD Massacre of Jews in northern Bukovina · Bukovina, Ukraine
  12. 1941 AD Massacres of Jews in Bessarabia, Bukovina and Dorohoi · Bessarabia, Moldova and elsewhere
  13. c. 1942 AD Deportation of 7,000 Jews to Transnistria in 1942 · Chernivtsi (Chernovtsy), Ukraine and elsewhere

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