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Molodechno. Monument to composer
M.K.Oginski
September 2002
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Molodechno. At the musical
college.
September 2002
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A group of young deaf and hearing
impaired people from the Molodechno society
outside the hospital
-- http://www.thebelarusfund.org.uk/MolodechnoDeafSociety.htm
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A typical home in Moledechna on my recent visit in October 2012
over Rosh Hashana.
Paula Adelman.
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From: Paula Adelman :
The Jewish couple pictured with me showed us around and told us that
the houses next door had mezuzahs on the doors until 2 years ago.
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Their housing condition is not good.
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Moledechna is now divided into two sections....the old and the new
and one can still feel what it must have been like in the old days. It
was quite a moving experience to say the least.
Paula Adelman ...Daughter of Eunice Brill Meltzer
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the plaque is not readable but maybe someone who understands
Russian can make something out of it. I imagine that the indentations
on the side were where the jewish stars used to be. Paula Adelman .
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The old synagogue today.
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I imagine that the indentations on the side were where the Jewish
stars used to be. Paula Adelman
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I imagine that the indentations on the side were where the Jewish
stars used to be. Paula Adelman
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My great great grandfather Yehuda Laib Meltzer was a rabbi here.
The yellow larger building is the synagogue that is still standing but
not used as a synagogue anymore. Paula Adelman <padel12345@gmail.com>