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A summer camp of the Freiheit youth movement near Pinsk. see more
pictures in "Pinsk Youth Movements"

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Tel Chai School in Pinsk, 1928

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A cathedral in Pinsk, and buildings on the bank of the Piny (Pina)
River.

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Jewish teachers in Pinsk

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Jewish youth in Pinsk c 1930

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Members of Hachalutz ( Zionist Youth Movement)

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Jewish soup kitchen during the first World War

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A New Year's greeting card for Rosh Hashana 5687 (September 1926)
from the youngsters of the Jewish orphanage of Pinsk.

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A street in Pinsk, photographed in the years preceding WWII.

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A view of the Piny (Pina) River in Pinsk in the early years of the
20th century.

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Children and youths from the Jewish orphanage in Pinsk.

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Buildings on the banks of the Piny (Pina) River in Pinsk in the
early years of the 20th century.

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Feiwel and Chaya Federman, a Jewish couple from Pinsk, who
perished in the Holocaust.

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Members of the administration of the "Tel Hai" Jewish day school
in Pinsk before 1939

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Members of the Central Committee of the Bund's Pinsk chapter, in
1905.

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Leib Chowers, a Jewish toddler from Pinsk.

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Kosciuszko Street in Pinsk as it appeared in the early decades of
the 20th century.

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Pupils of the Pinsk Hebrew gymnasiya (secondary school) of the
"Tarbut" network, on an outing

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Pupils and teachers of the "Beit Machaseh" school for children in
Pinsk

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Pupils and graduates of a Jewish elementary school for girls in
Pinsk, with their teachers.

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Sarah Federman, a little Jewish girl from Pinsk, who perished in
the Holocaust.

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Residential buildings and boats on the Piny (Pina) River in Pinsk

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Students in a vocational school for seamstresses in Pinsk in 1922.

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Pinsk synagogue

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Former partisans of the Lenin brigade gathered for a reunion in
the forests of Pinsk in 1962

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Members of the Jewish Drama Studio of Pinsk, who staged Moliere's
"L'Avare"

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Members of the youth movement Ha - No'ar ha - Tsiyyoni in Pinsk,
in a parade for the holiday of Lag B'Omer.

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Oginska Street in Pinsk as it appeared in the years preceding WWII.

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Pesach Piekacz, a Jewish boy from Pinsk.

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Sixth grade pupils during a lesson in the physics laboratory of
the "Tel Hai" school in Pinsk

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Tailors and seamstresses from Pinsk at a conclave organized by the
Bund

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The audience at the ceremonial unveiling of a memorial monument
commemorating the fallen partisans of the Pinsk Division

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Teachers and their pupils in a Jewish school for girls in Pinsk

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The old cemetery of the Karlin district, located in Pinsk.

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The ruins of the Great Synagogue of Pinsk, after a fire in 1921.

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Three former partisans who fought in the area of Pinsk,
photographed in Germany in 1945 on their way to Mandatory Palestine

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Welwel Federman, a young Jew from Pinsk, who perished in the
Holocaust.

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Three Jewish children from Pinsk, who perished in the Holocaust

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The unveiling ceremony for the memorial to the fallen partisans
of the Pinsk Division

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Young Jews in Pinsk in 1928.

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Young Jews in Pinsk in the years between the two world wars

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Youngsters in the Jewish orphanage in Pinsk, following the First
World War.

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A regional convention of divisions of the He - Chaluts movement
from Pinsk, Gorodishche, Janow and Falenica.

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A regional convention of the He - Chaluts movement held in Pinsk.

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A regional meeting of Freiheit members in the Pinsk area.

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A summer camp of the Freiheit youth movement near Pinsk.

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Pinsk Cemetery

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Pinsk Cemetery

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Pinsk Cemetery

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Pinsk Cemetery

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I was born in Pinsk to Michael Begun and Roechel ( nee Kaplan) and
lived there until 1940. The picture is of my classmates at the Yiddish
school 1937/1938.
samuel biegun <msbiegun@sbcglobal.net>

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Avraham and Elka-Riva Zimbal

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David and Rachel Weiner of Pinsk
Submitted by their granddaughter; Rachel

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Certificate of Graduation of Yosef Weiner of Pinsk
submitted by his daughter Rachel Kidron

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Yosef Weiner in Pinsk as a child. submitted by his daughter; Rachel Kidron

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Yosef Weiner and friends from Pinsk.
Submitted by his daughter; Rachel Kidron