District SOLCA Ethnicities Romanians Ukrainians Hutsuls Jews Germans Poles Hungarians Lipovans SOLKA Sanatorium Solka (late 19th - early 20th century) Solka. Pharmacy and synagogue (late 19th - early 20th century) (postcard from the collection of S. Lukyanyshyn) The Jewish community in Solka (from the compilation "History of the Jews in Bukovina" edited by Hugo Gold) Advertisement of the sanatorium of Dr Poras (1893) (Photo by Edgar Hauster) Dr Herman Poras Founder of a sanatorium in Solka Dr Poras and his family At the Jewish cemetery in Solka (photo by Edgar Hauster)

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