Siedlce, Poland (Pages 288-290)

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PHOTOGRAPHS

A. SIEDLCE AND THE JEWS UP TO THE TIME OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR

1. Synagogue built during 1856–1876
(photo from the collection of the Regional Museum in Siedlce)

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2. Jewish hospital
(photo from the collection of the Regional Museum in Siedlce)

3. Jewish workers during construction of the Brześć Road
(source: Rysy postawionych pomników i wybitych Medalów w Królestwie Polskim w roku 1825
[Drawings of Monuments Erected and Medals Minted in the Polish Kingdom in 1825])

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4. Jewish neighborhood after the fire that took place on 12–13 July 1874.
On the left, the earliest depiction of the synagogue
(photo: Tygodnik Ilustrowany, no. 343 [1874]: 37)

5. Student strike committee from 1905
[at Państwowe Gimnazjum Męskie Klasyczne (State Secondary School of Humanities for Boys)—ed.].
Fourth from left standing is Kazimierz Stein, delegate of the Jewish community
(photo Adolf Gancwol-Ganiewski)

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