Pechera, Ukraine
Village in Tulchyn Raion, Vinnytsia Oblast, Ukraine
Place in Vinnytsia Oblast, Ukraine
Pechara Печера | |
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48°51′10″N 28°43′20″E / 48.85278°N 28.72222°E / 48.85278; 28.72222 | |
| Country |  Ukraine |
| Oblast |  Vinnytsia Oblast |
| Raion |  Tulchyn Raion |
| Population | |
| • Total | 1,141 |
Pechera (Ukrainian: Печера, Romanian: Peciora) is a village in Tulchyn Raion of Vinnytsia Oblast of Ukraine, located along the Southern Bug river in the Tulchin region (formerly Shpikov region). The population is 1,141 people.
History
The name of the village comes from the cave passages, which served as shelter for the inhabitants of the settlement from the constant attacks of enemies.
During World War II, it is the site of the Pechora concentration camp where thousands of Jews were murdered.[1]
Gallery
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Potocki Mausoleum Chapel -
Stairs to the river from the park of the former Potocki Palace. -
View of the church from the river downstream of the Southern Bug. -
Statue on the bank of the Southern Bug. -
Monument at the mass graves, Jewish cemetery. -
Monument at the mass graves, Jewish cemetery
References
- ^ "UntoldStories.title".
Although many of the Slavic-language equivalents to this template equate this template to the borders of the old Tulchyn Raion prior to the 2020 administrative reform, this is linked with the modern borders, as the English wikipedia has integrated all 2020 Raion reformation into the modern-day raion articles given that the raion article depicts a Raion that was expanded and not integrated into another. Given that, this template contains far more villages than many of the other languages have, as it includes the acquired territory post-2020.
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Tulchyn RaionAdministrative center: Tulchyn
- Tulchyn
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- Chervona Polianka [uk]
- Fedkivka [uk]
- Huralnia [uk]
- Kapky [uk]
- Khmelnytske [uk]
- Markov [uk]
- Mykolaivka [uk]
- Popeliukhy [uk]
- Shchuri [uk]
- Sosnivka [uk]
- Ulianivka [uk]
- Andriiashivka [uk]
- Antonivka [uk]
- Bilousivka [uk]
- Blahodatne [uk]
- Bohdanivka [uk]
- Bortnyky [uk]
- Burdii [uk]
- Danivka [uk]
- Dovzhok [uk]
- Dranka [uk]
- Hannopil [uk]
- Hlynske [uk]
- Honorivka [uk]
- Horodishche [uk]
- Horby [uk]
- Hrabarivka [uk]
- Hrabovets [uk]
- Hranitne [uk]
- Huty [uk]
- Illivka [uk]
- Kalynivka (Studena rural hromada} [uk]
- Kalynivka (Tulchyn urban hromada) [uk]
- Kalynka [uk]
- Kasianivka [uk]
- Kholodivka [uk]
- Kleban [uk]
- Klenove [uk]
- Kniazha Krynytsya [uk]
- Kopiivka [uk]
- Kozlivka [uk]
- Krasne [uk]
- Krasnosilka [uk]
- Kryshchyntsi [uk]
- Kynashiv [uk]
- Krynychky [uk]
- Leonivka [uk]
- Levkiv [uk]
- Lypivka [uk]
- Levkivtsi [uk]
- Mankivka [uk]
- Marusyne
- Marianivka [uk]
- Maiaky [uk]
- Mazurivka [uk]
- Mykhailivka [uk]
- Myroliubivka [uk]
- Nestervarka [uk]
- Novoselivka [uk]
- Odai (Horodkivka rural hromada) [uk]
- Odai (Tulchyn urban hromada) [uk]
- Oleksandrivka [uk]
- Palanka [uk]
- Pavlivka [uk]
- Pechera
- Petrashivka [uk]
- Pudnytske [uk]
- Rakova [uk]
- Rozhniativka [uk]
- Rudnyk [uk]
- Rusava [uk]
- Shpykivka [uk]
- Shumy [uk]
- Shura [uk]
- Shura-Koniivska [uk]
- Silnytsia [uk]
- Stanilavka [uk]
- Stavky [uk]
- Sokolivka [uk]
- Soniachne [uk]
- Sorokoduby [uk]
- Sukha Dolyna [uk]
- Suvorovske [uk]
- Tarasivka [uk]
- Teklivka [uk]
- Ternivka [uk]
- Torkiv [uk]
- Trudove, Vinnytsia Oblast [uk]
- Tymanivka
- Vasylivka [uk]
- Verbka [uk]
- Vilshanka [uk]
- Vovchok [uk]
- Byla [uk]
- Vynokurnia [uk]
- Yalanets [uk]
- Yaryshivka [uk]
- Yavorivka [uk]
- Yurkivka [uk]
- Vysoke [uk]
- Zabolotne [uk]
- Zabuzhzhia [uk]
- Zarichne, Vinnytsia Oblast [uk]
- Zatyshne [uk]
- Zelenianka [uk]
- Zholoby [uk]
- Zhuravlivka [uk]
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