Buchach

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Buchach is a historic town in western Ukraine, known for its multicultural past and as the birthplace of several notable Jewish intellectuals and writers.

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Buchach canonical 1
Buchach region 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic town
town
AgnonNobelPrizeConnection S. Y. Agnon Nobel laureate in Literature
linked to: S. Y. Agnon
birthplaceOf Emanuel Ringelblum
Shmuel Yosef Agnon
linked to: S. Y. Agnon

Sigmund Freud’s father Jakob Freud
other notable Jewish intellectuals
country Ukraine
currentStatus district center in Chortkiv Raion
grantedMagdeburgRights 16th century
hasArchitecturalStyle Baroque
hasJewishHeritageSites Jewish cemetery
sites related to S. Y. Agnon
hasLandmark Buchach Castle ruins
Buchach Town Hall
Church of the Assumption in Buchach
Monastery of the Basilian Fathers in Buchach
hasMulticulturalHistory true
hasPostalCode 48400
historicalEvent Treaty of Buchach (1672)
linked to: Treaty of Buczacz
historicallyInhabitedBy Armenians
Jews
Poles
Ukrainians
historicalRegion Austrian Empire
Austro-Hungarian Empire
Kingdom of Poland
Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth
Second Polish Republic
JewishCommunityDestroyedDuring World War II
languageTraditionallySpoken German
Polish
Ukrainian
Yiddish
locatedIn Ternopil Oblast
western Ukraine
linked to: Western Ukraine
locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity Chortkiv Raion
locatedOnRiver Strypa River
notableSculptorWorkedHere Johann Georg Pinsel
partOf historic region of Galicia
religiousHeritage Armenian Apostolic
Catholic
Jewish
Orthodox
sufferedDuring Holocaust
timeZone Eastern European Time
timeZoneDST Eastern European Summer Time
treatySignedHere Treaty of Buchach
linked to: Treaty of Buczacz

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Ukrainian Catholic Eparchy of Buchach territoryIncludes Buchach region
linked to: Buchach