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564:. According to the 1931 Polish census, the town had a population of 19,877, with 8,428 Ukrainians, 6,904 Jews, 3,108 Poles and 883 Russians. In 1934, upon initiative of Ludwik Gronowski, teacher of the Kremenets High School, Volhynian School of Gliding Sokola Góra (Wołyńska Szkoła Szybowcowa Sokola Góra) was opened 14 kilometers from Kremenets, in the village of Kulików. Among its students was the daughter of
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672:(enlightenment) in Eastern Europe in the period 1772 through 1781. By the end of the 19th century, Jews once again were active in the economic life of the town, primarily in the paper industry and as cobblers and carpenters. They exported their goods to other towns in Russia and Poland. Under Polish rule, in the early 1930s, two
657:– a false accusation dating back to the Middle Ages. The incident began when an unidentified corpse was found near an inn and curious townsfolk gathered around to view the body. When some Jews joined the crowd, the corpse supposedly began to bleed, thus supernaturally demonstrating their guilt. Twelve of the Jews confessed under
766:, where they later met their death. The vast majority of the ghetto inhabitants were rounded up and taken to trenches dug near a former army camp, and murdered. The Germans set the ghetto ablaze to drive out those in hiding. Societies of former residents of Kremenets function in Israel, the United States and Argentina.
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against the Polish land owners from 1648 through 1651, followed by the
Russian-Swedish wars against Poland-Lithuania from 1654 to 1656, devastated the Jewish population of western Ukraine. Many Jews, many of whom were stewards of magnates, were murdered, while others fled. Jews were not allowed to
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During the restoration of
Ukrainian statehood in 1991, was restored Kremenets Botanical Garden (1991), created Kremenetsko-Pochaivskiy State Historical-Architectural Reserve (2001), opened Kremenetskiy Regional Humanitarian Pedagogical Institute n. Shevchenko (2002), Kremenetskiy Regional Museum
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In
September 1939, the Polish government was temporarily located in Kremenets, which during this time was subject to heavy aerial bombing until captured by invading Soviet forces on 17 September. By then the government had evacuated Kremenets and was on its way to neutral Romania.
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ordered all Jews with academic status to report for registration. All those who did so were murdered, and the Jewish community's leadership was destroyed. That month the
Germans set fire to the main synagogue and exacted a fine of 11 kg. of gold from the community.
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was murdered for his refusal to collaborate with the Nazis. At the end of
January 1942 a ghetto was established and on March 1 was closed off from the rest of the city. The inmates endured great hardship and there was a serious shortage of water.
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and did not belong to
Kremenets Raion even though it was the center of the raion. As part of the administrative reform of Ukraine, which reduced the number of raions of Ternopil Oblast to three, the city was merged into Kremenets Raion.
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Although the Jewish presence in
Kremenets was physically destroyed, the memory of Jewish Kremenetsers lived on. In the postwar years, those who successfully emigrated before the onset of hostilities, survivors of the
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museum. The museum was opened in 2002, with financial help of the government of Poland, which provided one million dollars for the project. There is also a large sugar refinery, but the plant was closed during the
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On July 28, 1941, most of the teachers of the
Krzemieniec High School were arrested by the Germans, who used a list provided to them by local Ukrainians. By the end of the month, 30 teachers and members of Polish
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The Soviet authorities annexed the town on
September 22, 1939. In the spring of 1940, the refugees from western Poland were obliged to register with the authorities and to declare whether they wished to take up
451:. The first documented reference to the fortress is given in a Polish encyclopedic dictionary written in 1064. The first reference to Kremenets in Old Slavic literature dates from 1226 when the city's ruler,
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rebuild their destroyed homes. Kremenets never again regained its former importance. All that was left as the
Russians took control in 1793 was "an impoverished community of petty traders and craftsmen."
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leaders were forced to move to other cities to keep their past activities from the knowledge of the authorities. By 1941 the Jewish population had increased to over 15,000 including over 4,000 refugees.
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surrounded the Kremenets fortress. In October, after a six-week siege, the royal garrison surrendered. As a consequence of the fighting, the fortress was severely damaged and was never rebuilt.
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Jews are known to have settled in the Kremenets area as early as 1438, when the Grand Duke of Lithuania gave them a charter. However, in 1495, Lithuania expelled its Jews until 1503. A Polish
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The Nazis destroyed the Jewish community of Kremenets. Except for those who left Kremenets before the war and 14 survivors, all 15,000 Jews who lived in Kremenets in 1941 were murdered.
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from October 12, 1992 declared the Kremenets Botanical Garden as a protected area of national importance, which aims are to preserve, study, acclimate rare and common flora.
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On August 10, 1942, the Germans initiated a two-week-long Aktion to annihilate the Jews of the Kremenets Ghetto, Fifteen hundred able-bodied persons were dispatched as
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1180:Всесоюзная перепись населения 1989 г. Численность городского населения союзных республик, их территориальных единиц, городских поселений и городских районов по полу
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The Jewish community expanded and prospered through the 16th century. Around the middle of the century, rabbinical representatives of the
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Juliusz Slowacki (2003), increasing the flow of tourists. In 1991 at the Teachers College Shevchenko created a modern Kremenets Lyceum.
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Today the economy of Kremenets is supported by Orthodox pilgrims who come to visit the cathedrals, the nunnery, and the nearby
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in the provincial towns. On July 22, 1942, there was armed resistance by the Jews of the Kremenets ghetto against the Germans.
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or return to their former homes, now under German occupation. Jewish communal life was forbidden, and
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broke out in early July 1941, where 800 men, women and children were killed. In August 1941 the
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During 1917-1920 Kremenets 7 times passed from hand to hand. The authorities Ukrainian state –
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Roman Catholic church, built in 1853–1857, with a monument of Juliusz Slowacki inside. In
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trial in which 14 Jews were accused of murdering a Christian to obtain blood for making
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female Orthodox monastery, which continues the traditions of a 1636 monastery. In the
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1192:"Про утворення та ліквідацію районів. Постанова Верховної Ради України № 807-ІХ"
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periodicals were published. They merged in 1933 into a single weekly newspaper,
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924:– physician and patriotic activist, graduate of the Krzemieniec high school
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In the summer of 1942, the Germans began the systematic liquidation of the
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In the interwar period, Kremenets was famous for its renowned high school,
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Jewish life gradually revived and Kremenets became a secondary center of
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532:
841:, it served as a gym, currently it belongs to Ukrainian Orthodox Church,
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617:, however, operated in Kremenets during the 15th and 16th centuries.
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1219:(in Ukrainian). Міністерство розвитку громад та територій України.
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823:. Designed by Jesuit architect Paweł Gizycki, and founded by the
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Former Franciscan abbey and the castle on Bona Hill in Kremenets
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were murdered at the so-called Hill of Crosses (Góra Krzyżów).
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Number of Present Population of Ukraine, as of January 1, 2022
379:, and lies 18 kilometres (11 mi) north-east of the great
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Illustrated guide of Krzemieniec, published in Lutsk in 1929
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1006:– mother of Juliusz Slowacki, buried at the local cemetery
19:"Krzemieniec" redirects here. For the Polish village, see
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958:– oppositional activist in Communist Poland, wife of
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complex of a former Jesuit college, which housed the
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In 1747, Kremenets was the site of a well-publicized
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Third Partition of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth
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Kremenets in Encyclopedia of Ukraine, vol. 2 (1989).
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1065:(1773-1854), English printmaker, lived and died here
459:in 1240–1241, Kremenets was one of few cities that
594:Until 18 July 2020, Kremenets was designated as a
587:In January 1989 the population was 24 570 people.
383:. The city is situated in the historic region of
2204:
848:, it was the seat of Orthodox Volhynian Bishops.
712:"C" carried out a mass slaughter of Jews in the
1116:(in Russian). Портал об'єднаних громад України.
1086:Andrew Evans; Massimiliano Di Pasquale (2013).
967:– Baroque era architect, painter, Jesuit priest
791:Ukrainian Orthodox Church (Moscow Patriarchate)
716:Wolhynien-Podolien District, which was part of
549:, the town returned to Poland, and was part of
463:failed to capture. In 1382, after the death of
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1308:
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930:– social activist, historian, born in nearby
542:– it was subject to early 1918 to June 1919.
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911:– artist, graphic artist, and public figure
801:as well as by Polish tourists visiting the
2238:Cities of district significance in Ukraine
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778:Books and a series of memorial Bulletins.
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57:Kremenets panorama from the Castle Hill
2233:Historic Jewish communities in Ukraine
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1261:Simon Wiesenthal, Encyclopedia Judaica
774:, and their descendants published two
628:. Volhynian representatives were from
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1385:
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511:In 1795 Kremenets was annexed by the
1092:. Bradt Travel Guides. p. 216.
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265:20.76 km (8.02 sq mi)
1377:Photo gallery of the city from 2018
1142:State Statistics Service of Ukraine
991:– poet, social activist and teacher
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13:
1140:(in Ukrainian and English). Kyiv:
14:
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1339:
1151:from the original on 4 July 2022.
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391:. It hosts the administration of
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609:History of the Jews in Lithuania
479:in 1431, and in 1569, after the
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26:City in Ternopil Oblast, Ukraine
16:City in Ternopil Oblast, Ukraine
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1114:"Кременецкая городская громада"
856:Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine
829:Saint Ignatius of Loyola church
720:. The District included all of
2243:Holocaust locations in Ukraine
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1040:- composer and choral director
387:and features the 12th-century
21:Krzemieniec, Opole Voivodeship
1:
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895:– armwrestler, world champion
885:– general in the army of the
808:financial crisis of 2007–2010
1217:"Нові райони: карти + склад"
943:– geologist and explorer of
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471:captured Kremenets from the
7:
1018:– mathematician, rector of
887:Ukrainian People's Republic
596:city of oblast significance
540:Ukrainian People's Republic
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331:
123:Show map of Ternopil Oblast
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1198:(in Ukrainian). 2020-07-18
1063:Joseph Saunders (engraver)
952:– photographer and teacher
852:Kremenets Botanical Garden
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718:Reichskommissariat Ukraine
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18:
2223:Cities in Ternopil Oblast
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1899:
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708:In June 1941, the German
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1034:– mathematical physicist
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835:Stanislaus of Szczepanow
399:of Ukraine. Population:
35:
2218:Kremenets urban hromada
1893:Kremenets urban hromada
1362:Encyclopedia of Ukraine
1272:"Learn about Kremenets"
1025:
973:– master of photography
876:– Secretary-General of
743:was imposed. The head,
457:Mongol invasion of Rus'
401:20,476 (2022 estimate).
393:Kremenets urban hromada
251:Kremenets urban hromada
1252:, vol. I, pp. 109–110.
941:Aleksander Czekanowski
846:Second Polish Republic
794:
492:
444:
433:
423:
415:
340:
1902:Administrative center
1426:Administrative center
1312:Encyclopedia Judaica.
979:– poet and translator
789:
560:, founded in 1803 by
558:Liceum Krzemienieckie
551:Volhynian Voivodeship
525:Volhynian Governorate
441:Saint Ignatius Loyola
439:
429:
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373:administrative center
332:Kremenets, Kremianets
321:Кременець, Крем'янець
294: • Summer (
185:50.10806°N 25.72750°E
1332:JewishGen: Holocaust
1322:Encyclopedia Judaica
1300:Encyclopedia Judaica
1057:José Antonio Saravia
922:Jozef Antoni Beaupre
498:In the fall of 1648
483:, it became part of
475:. The city obtained
1691:Velyka Berezovytsia
1351:Volodymyr Kubijovyč
956:Joanna Duda-Gwiazda
825:Wisniowiecki family
665:civil authorities.
545:In 1921, following
519:. It was a town in
181: /
156:Show map of Ukraine
153:Kremenets (Ukraine)
1591:Melnytsia-Podilska
1368:Kremenets, Ukraine
1167:2021-10-18 at the
1020:Wroclaw University
971:Henryk Hermanowicz
936:Krzemieniec Lyceum
899:Vitaliy Shumbarets
883:Oleksander Osetsky
821:Krzemieniec Lyceum
814:Points of interest
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690:Soviet citizenship
473:Kingdom of Hungary
467:, Lithuanian duke
465:Louis I of Hungary
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381:Pochayiv Monastery
275: • Total
262: • Total
190:50.10806; 25.72750
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2199:
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1858:
1046:– violin virtuoso
1016:Kazimierz Urbanik
1010:Stanisław Sheybal
934:, founder of the
603:Jews of Kremenets
570:Jadwiga Piłsudska
521:Kremenetsky Uyezd
453:Mstislav the Bold
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329:
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1972:Velyki Mlynivtsi
1967:Velyki Berezhtsi
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1951:
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1288:Barnavi, p. 177.
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995:Juliusz Słowacki
950:Ludwik Gronowski
909:Rostyslav Hluvko
874:Dmitry Manuilsky
803:Juliusz Słowacki
678:Kremenitser Lebn
477:Magdeburg rights
431:Kremenets Castle
422:Epiphany Convent
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