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Course for counselors of the Freiheit youth movement in Slonim.

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A May Day demonstration of the Freiheit youth movement members in Slonim.

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A May Day demonstration of the Freiheit youth movement members in Slonim.

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A meeting of members of the Po'alei Zion and Freiheit movements from the Slonim region.

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A sports demonstration by members of the athletics organization
"Kraft" (Yiddish: Strength) of the Freiheit youth movement in Slonim.

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Don Kaplan visits his family in Slonim in 1923

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After the fire in Slonim during the year 1923

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A street in Slonim in 1917.

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Jewish children from Slonim at a day camp organized by the TOZ
organization

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Epstein Abba, Zakin Mordechai, Zakin Miriam members of a revolutionary cell in Slonim at the turn of the century

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Rabinowicz - Raban Yechezkel with friends in Slonim before the war

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A memorial to the Slonim Jews who perished in the Shoah.

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A view of the Szczara River in Slonim, in the early 20th century.

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A view of the town of Slonim.

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A view of the town of Slonim.

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A wooden engraving enclosing photographs of a synagogue that had stood in Slonim, Poland.

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Akiva Tankhilevich, a ritual scribe from Slonim.

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Partisans from the Slonim area

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Nurses on the staff of the Jewish hospital in Slonim.

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Pupils of a Jewish school for boys in Slonim.

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Studies in the Slonim yeshiva.

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The Great Synagogue in Slonim

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The "shtibl" of the Slonim Chasidim in Baranowice.

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Three Jewish women from Slonim in the early 20th century

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Pupils of a Jewish school for boys in Slonim

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Young members of the Ha - Shomer ha - Tsa'ir youth movement in Slonim.

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Young members of the Ha - Shomer ha - Tsa'ir youth movement in Slonim.

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Young members of the Ha - Shomer ha - Tsa'ir youth movement in Slonim.

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The employees on the staff of the Jewish public soup kitchen in
Slonim.

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Jews in Slonim performing the custom of "tashlich" on the banks of the Szczara River.

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Libe Frank, a Jewish woman from Slonim.

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Market day in the Slonim town square.

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Members of the "Magen David Adom" health organization in Slonim.

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Members of the steering committee of the Herzlia Zionist organization in Slonim.

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Jewish revolutionaries in Slonim in the early 20th century.

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Jewish street vendors in Slonim.

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Jewish women working as street vendors

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Jewish revolutionaries in Slonim in the early 20th century.

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Jewish revolutionaries in Slonim in the early 20th century

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Jakov Mal'ach, a teacher from Slonim.

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Jasza Szepetynski and his wife Lusia at the entrance gate to the ruins of the Jewish cemetery in Slonim.

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A stone monument in memory of the Jews of Slonim who perished in the Holocaust.

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The man in uniform is Mendl MEREMINSKY, who changed his name in
Slonim to HOFFMAN. He was a tailor in the army. This might have been
taken in the 1890s.

Steve Orlen
Tucson, AZ

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Yoshe Leib MEREMINSKY & his wife Sora Minna (Maiden Name
Unknown). I can only guess that the photos were taken in the first
years of the 20th century in Slonim.

Credit: Steve Orlen
Tucson, AZ

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