Liuboml
city of district significance in the Volyn Oblast in western Ukraine
Liuboml (Ukrainian: Любомль) is a small town in Volyn Oblast of Western Ukraine.
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Between the World Wars, Liuboml was under Polish control. Prior to the Holocaust, the town had the highest percentage of Jewish people (94%) of anywhere in Poland.
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- Luboml: My Heart Remembers: A 2003 documentary film that attempts to resurrect and reconstruct life in Liuboml before the Holocaust.
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Buses from Lutsk, Lviv, Rivne operate daily.
Tickets are available on BlaBlaCar.
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Liuboml is situated near M07/E373 road.
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Prior to its destruction in the 1940s, the Grand Synagogue was one of the main attractions in Liuboml.
- 1 Saint George Church. An 18th century church which replaced an older Orthodox church built in the 1300s.
- 2 Holy Trinity Church. An early 15th century Orthodox church designed in the Gothic architectural style.
