Jews, Muslims and Christians Armenian in Lviv

		Presentation of the report Jews, Muslims and Armenian Christians from Lviv. Portraits of three communities on the ashes of a vanished world. more...
		Jews of Lviv - In the shadow of the lost community They once were a community of over 120,000 and in Lviv, they were one of the largest Jewish communities in Europe. But only 3 to 5 percent of Lviv’s Jewish population survived the Nazis 1941-43 occupation... more...
		Lviv Armenians and their precious stone In 2001 Pope Paul the Second visited the Armenian Cathedral in Lviv. Two years later, the famous French singer of Armenian descent, Charles Aznavour followed suit. Since the independence of Ukraine this place is emerging from the shadows... more...
		Muslims For fifteen years, Muslims in Lviv have claimed a right to build a Mosque. But for fifteen years, Lviv authorities have turned a deaf ear. Since the collapse of the Soviet Union, Muslims in Lviv can worship freely... more...