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Photos & Translated Photo Captions

Donated by Yechiel Golander, Ph.D

“In memory of my parents,
Benjamin and Tova (Guta) Golender from Krasnosielc, Poland
who were survivors of the Holocaust and lived a full life in Israel”

[See the enlarged pictures by clicking on the thumbnails]

Page # in 2007 Edition	Synopsis	Corresponding page # in 1970 Edition	Thumbnail
1	Hand Drawn Map of Pultusk	None
2	Remains of Demolished Synagogue	None
2a	Illustration of Candle	None
2b	Illustration, Praying Man & Candles	None
2c	“Bashta” – A castle from the 14^th century	None
3 Top	A Hebrew inscription on the Collegiate wall	None
3 Bottom right	Castle of the Bishops	None
3 Bottom left	A house in the market place	None
4	Illustration - “First Jews…”	None
14	Rabbi Yehoshuale from Kotana	21
31	The grave stone on the grave of Rabbi Otterman	38
32	Rabbi Baruch Itzhak Issachar Halevy Levintal	39
33	Prayer and commentary books	40
38	Rabbi Shlomo Zalman Lipsker	45
39	Rabbi Chaim Leib Kliger	46
50	The main synagogue that was destroyed by the Nazis	58
51	A general view	None
55 Top	Shwiyenta Yanska Street	63 Top
55 Bottom	The bridge at Shwiyenta Yanska	63 Bottom
56 Top left	The bridge on the river and a view of the Russian Church that was destroyed in the twenties	64 Top left
56 Top right	The “Ratusz” (City Hall) with the Town Clock that existed until 1939	64 Top right
56 Bottom left	The Sports Park	64 Bottom left
56 Bottom right	Theatre Square	64 Bottom right
57 Top	The park around the District House (Poviat)	65 Top
57 Bottom	A General view	65 Bottom
58 Top	City view from the City Park	66 Top
58 Bottom left	Stashitza Street by the brook	66 Bottom left
58 Bottom right	Benedictinska Street after Piotry Skargy on the way to the Gymnasium	66 Bottom right
75	“Bashta” (firing tower)	87
81 Top	First grade elementary school with the teacher Grossbard	94 Top
81 Bottom	Public school with teacher Stotzky in the center	94 Bottom
82 Top	A class in public school with the teacher Roiza Hudes	95 Top
82 Bottom	Public school class with the Principle Gutman	95 Bottom
83 Top	Public school class with teachers Roiza Hudes and Grossbard	96 Top
83 Bottom	Public school class with teacher Turner in the center (1924)	96 Bottom
84 Top	Public School – Shevtovka, Pultusk 1937	97 Top
84 Bottom	The Public School	97 Bottom
85 Top	A class in public school	98 Top
85 Bottom	A class in public school with the teacher Falcona	98 Bottom
87	Abraham Lipman. Principal and founder of the Jewish Gymnasium in Pultusk	100 Bottom
91 Top	The Jewish Gymnasium students	105 Top
91 Bottom	The Jewish Gymnasium students	105 Bottom
92 Top Left	The teacher Scharlach	106 Top Left
92 Top Right	Public Gymnasium Students	106 Top Right
92 Center	Female students of the Jewish Gymnasium	106 Center
92 Bottom	The Jewish Gymnasium students & teacher (unnamed)	106 Bottom
93 Top	A class of the Jewish Gymnasium with the teacher, P.( or F.) Teger (1923)	107 Top
93 Center Left	A. Kwasznowski, educator and Hebrew teacher	107 Center Left
93 Center Right	Akiva Wonchotzker, a Pultusk teacher	107 Center Right
93 Bottom	The Jewish Gymnasium, teachers and students	107 Bottom
96 Bottom	The Synagogue Building until 1923	112 Bottom
97 Bottom	The Synagogue Building 1939	113 Bottom
99 Top	Synagogue and Jewish Community Center 1923	114 Top
106	A “Table” at the market place	124
107	The founders of the wood (lumber) workers organization in Pultusk 1933	125
112 Top	The “Goyazda” sports group	131 Top
112 Center	“Maccabi” Team 1924 (may be soccer)	131 Center
112 Bottom	A Jewish sports team in Pultusk (may be soccer)	131 Bottom
113 Top	“Maccabi” Pultusk, 1929	132 Top
113 Center	“Maccabi” Pultusk, 1928-1930	132 Center
113 Bottom	“Maccabi” in a 1930 Ping-Pong Championship	132 Bottom
114 Top	The founders of the weekly Newspaper “Unzer Vort” (Our Word)	133 Top
114 Center	The committee of the “Zamir” (Nightingale) Organization of Pultusk	133 Center
114 Bottom	Members of the “Zamir” Circle of Pultusk, 1927	133 Bottom
115 Top	Y. Kuppermintz	134 Top
122	A placard that announces a grand ball that was organized by the Jewish Agency to celebrate the dedication of their new auditorium in 1931	142
123 Top	Movie-day fund-raiser for the Jewish National Fund (Keren Kayemet)	143 Top
123 Bottom	United “Grochov” Kibbutz – A Pultusk Kibbutz preparation battalion of the “General Halutz (pioneer)”	143 Bottom
124 Top	The Keren Kayemet (JNF) Committee	144 Top
124 Bottom	Keren Kayemet party, 1932	144 Bottom

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