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  1. Because Rohatyn’s wartime Jewish ghetto is an important historical and heritage site in the modern city, this page brings together the available information and analyzes it to determine, as best we can: when the ghetto was created and when it was destroyed; where it was located and the extents of its boundaries; how its boundaries were enforced; and how Jews lived and died there.

  2. Jun 6, 2024 · Source: Katzmann report. When the ghetto was liquidated 81 years ago, most of the Jewish individuals and families originally from Rohatyn – our families – had already been murdered. Those still alive in the reduced ghetto space were mostly Jews forcibly brought to Rohatyn from surrounding towns and villages. They numbered more than 3000.

  3. The groundwork for all current history research on Jewish Rohatyn began after World War II by survivors and pre-war emigrants, culminating in the Rohatyn Yizkor Book, the Rohatyn section of the Pinkas ha-kehillot Polin, and several personal memoirs. Essential additional material continued to be developed with care for the rest of their lives by ...

  4. Prior to World War II, a majority of Rohatyn's 10,000 inhabitants were Jewish. The German army entered Rohatyn in July 1941. A ghetto was established and the Jews endured severe hunger and disease. On March 20, 1942, the Germans and their helpers entered the ghetto and murdered 3,000 adults and 600 children who were buried in a mass grave.

  5. Oct 4, 2019 · The Yom Kippur event was preceded by a massacre in Rohatyn on March 20, 1942. On that day, well over 3,000 Jews were murdered. My mother and her grandfather were in line to be killed. Her ...

  6. Felix George Rohatyn (/ ˈroʊɑːtɪn / ROH-ah-tin; [1] May 29, 1928 – December 14, 2019) [2] was an American investment banker and diplomat. He spent most of his career with Lazard, where he brokered numerous large corporate mergers and acquisitions from the 1960s through the 1990s. In 1975, he played a central role in preventing the ...

  7. Rohatyn Jewry offered up her portion on the altar of the murder of the Jewish people, a sacrifice to racial hatred and the enmity of nations. ** “Rohatyn Ghetto Journal” by Rosa Halperin (Faust), New York, pages 229-233, appears in the English Section.