Lida, Belarus [Photographs]

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“HeChalutz” garden, year 1919

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A group of the first pioneers from Lida, immigrated to the land in Av of 5680 From right to left, standing: Mordechai Boyarsky,Aryeh Beren (Eili), Shimon Volpinski. Sitting: Aizik Dvortzski, of blessed memory, Dov Krofski/Krupski, of blessed memory, Chaim Faimoshvitz (Amitai?)

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A group of members from the “HeChalutz” organization
On the occasion of the immigration of Batya Shlovsky-Klir, 1926

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Class B or 2nd Grade, Tarbut School

In a going away ceremony for their classmate/friend, Shoshana Nieman (daughter
of the head of the yeshivah, R' Ya'akov Nieman) at the time of her 'aliyah' or
emigration to Eretz Yisra'el in 1935. The young 'Olah' is in the center with a bouquet
of flowers in her hand. The adults standing in the back row are the principal,
Shmu'el Berenholz and the teacher, Brainah Efron (Shternberg).

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Young WIZO

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Haneuer Ha-Zion

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