Miriam Weiner comes to Shepetovka, Ukraine, to visit one of her ancestral towns, 1991

In Shepetovka, the graves of Rabbi Pinchas of Korets and his sons, who were rabbis in Shepetovka and Slavuta. Rabbi Pinchas (1726-1791) was one of the foremost rabbis during the generation of the Baal Shem Tov's students (photo, 1991)

In Shepetovka, three members of the Shnaider family are buried here, 1991

In the Shepetovka Jewish cemetery, Rivka Shuster (1894-1973), daughter of Arye; photo, 1991

Local hotel in Shepetovka, 1991

Memorial in the forest near Shepetovka where the Jews of Shepetovka and surrounding towns were murdered by the Nazis during the Holocaust; photo: 1998

Rededication ceremony celebrating the return of one room of the synagogue to the Jewish community, 1991

Interior of synagogue in Shepetovka, 1991

In Shepetovka, Synagogue used as a sports center until 1991, when one room was returned to the Jewish community (photo, 1991)

Synagogue in Shepetovka, closed down by the authorities in the early 1960s (photo, c. 1935)

The Jewish community of Shepetovka poses in front of the new cemetery gate funded by the Shepetovka landsmanshaftn society in New York, c. 1920

At the Shepetovka cemetery entrance, Zinaida Sandler gives Miriam Weiner a book of memoirs about Sudilkov's Jews, 1991

A soldier from the Ukrainian Army raises a flag at the train station in Shepetovka following liberation, February 1944

Arkady Yanover in his shoe shop in Shepetovka.

Udel Zaidman at home in Shepetovka, 1994.

Arkady Yanover repairing shoes in Shepetovka, 1994.