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: <Nowkarz@aol.com>
Date: Nov 24, 2007 9:10 AM
Subject: Re: Warsaw pictures
To: eilat.gordinlevitan@gmail.com
I'd like to write more about the page I sent you
(www.stalus.iq.pl/show.php). ... I chose a few streets which were
inhabited by Jews in the pre-war period, and am going to translate
their captions.

Nalewki Street - (Today Ghetto's Heroes) Beadecker, from 1893, says
that it was inhabited by Jewish merchants which turned all the
apartments & yards into shops and wholesale firms.
Gesia Street - (Today, Anielewicza) This street leads from Nalweki to
Okopow to the Jewish cemetery. All the Jewish funeral processions were
led along this street.
Grainiczna Street - Mostly inhabited by the Jewish population. Between
the wars, it was one of the busiest streets in Warsaw.
Dluga Street - Pasaz Simonsa (Simons Passage). This passage is the
origin of Nalewki Street and it is the beginning of the Jewish
district.
Plac Zelaznej Bramy - The biggest market place in Warsaw. Beadecker,
from 1904, says that the Lubomirski Palace, which is located in the
Plac Zelaznej Bramy, belonged to the Jewish merchant and it was a
place where Jewish weddings were hosted. Under its pillars there were
Jewish market stalls.
Tlomackie Street - postcards of the Great Synagogue.
Plac Grzybowski - Popular market place.
The caption under all these postcards reads "dzis" - today, and you
can see how it all looks today. There is also "wyslij pocztowke" which
means send as a postcard.
On this page there is also another theme.
Ludzie miasta - Faces of the inhabitants.
One of the displayed postcards shows an old Jew sitting on Grzybowska
Street.

Another theme, Obiekty Sakralne (Sacred places).
One of the postcards shows an old synagogue in Praga district.

There is also one interesting link, under the #12 : this is a website
of Piotr Orlik, containing also old postcards (it has an English
version).

I don't have much information about the other website
(www.warszawa.przedwojenna.prv.pl) . It won't be updated, there is no
place on the server.

Zdjecia - Photos
Linki - Links
Poczta - Mail

The third site; www.warszawa1939.pl displays many interesting facts
about the capital. Click on MUZEUM and then on the right side ALBUM.
Then after clicking on ZOBACZ you can see an interesting album with
rare pictures of streets of Warsaw during the German occupation; the
album includes a chapter "ghetto is burning." On the photos you can
see the wall on the crossing on Sienna and Zielna street and Sienna
and Wielka street.

I have tried to translate everything which might be interesting for
you, best wishes and if you have any questions you can always contact
me.

Katarzyna