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Czernowitz

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Czernowitz: see Chernivtsi Chernivtsi , Ger. Czernowitz, Romanian Cernauţi, Rus. Chernovtsy, city (1989 pop. 257,000), capital of Chernivtsi region, SW Ukraine, on the Prut River and in the Carpathian foothills.
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In choosing to write in High German, Celan adopts the language not only of the high culture of Czernowitz but of its destroyers.
Many of these names were recorded in the several writings of Karl Emil Franzos (1848-1904), a Galician-Jewish belletrist from Czernowitz (in Bukovina, in the present Ukraine) (1); and some were given by Curtis Adler in a 1940 issue of Israel's Messenger, (2) while others were sent to me in personal correspondence.
25) Karl Hiller, Professor of law at Czernowitz and author of the influential Die Disciplinarstrafen in den oesterreichischen Strafanstalten und Gerichtsgefangnissen (1894) wrote that young prison inmates" .
 
 
 
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