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A camp for youngsters in the youth movements of the Bund, held near
Warsaw

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Members of the He - Chaluts movement from Warsaw.

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A meeting of Dror youth movement members who survived in Warsaw on
October 27, 1945

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Jakov Zilberstein of Warsaw and his daughter Bela.

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December 11,1922 Warsaw
President Gabrjel Narutowicz on his way to the Polish Parliament to
take the oath of office. Five days later he was assassinated.

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Naomi Zilberstein standing beside an automobile on a Warsaw street.

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938 Warsaw Vishniac, Roman
The Old City Market Square (Rynek Starego Miasta), inside the medieval
walls of the city.

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Marek Weinberg of Warsaw perished in the holocaust.

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May 1926 Warsaw
Pilsudki's troops on guard with a cannon in front of the railroad
station during the coup d'etat.

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Jewish actors in Warsaw pre 1939.

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May 12-15,1926 Warsaw Kipnes, Menakhem
In the Jewish cemetery, a Polish military unit honors Jewish soldiers
who died fighting on Pilsudski's side during the coup d'etat.

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The Nozyk synagogue in Warsaw

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May 1, 1927 Warsaw
Members of the Poale Zion (Labor Zionist party) and workers march in a
May Day parade. Their signs carry Polish and Yiddish slogans -- "Down
with fascism!," "Long Live a Jewish Workers' Society in Palestine!"

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A mother and son in the Warsaw ghetto

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pub. June 15, 1930 Warsaw Bojm, H.
Demonstration of 50,000 Jews protesting British restrictions on Jewish
immigration to Palestine.

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Members of HeChalutz Hatzair Central Committee in Warsaw ( with
Yoske Rabinowicz and Yakov Eisenberg

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March 20, 1939 Warsaw
Polish troops march through the city in a demonstration of Poland's
readiness and determination to fight the Germans.

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Fania Tomaszov, Aharon Bradichevski and Yehoshua Givoni.Warsaw pre
1939

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Warsaw
Swietokrzyska Street, where the shops of Jewish dealers in rare books
were located.

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Zionist activist in Warsaw pre 1939

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Warsaw
Dluga Street, a Jewish residential and business neighborhood.

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A camp of heChalutz hazair in Warsaw in 1934.

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Members of the Markel and Weinberg families of Warsaw who
perished in the Holocaust.

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The Warsaw teacher, Avraham Lewin, on a school trip with fifth
and sixth - year students.

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Avraham Lewin in a classroom of the "Gymnasiya Jehudija" girls'
school in Warsaw

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The historian Dr. Emanuel Ringelblum at the head table at a
congress of Jewish historians in Warsaw.

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A summer camp in Radosc for pupils of the "Gymnasiya Jehudija," a
girls' academic secondary school in Warsaw.

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The family of Avraham Lewin, a teacher at the "Gymnasiya
Jehudija" girls' school in Warsaw

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Jews wearing armbands, walking amid the ruins of Nalewki Street
at the corner of Franciszkanska Street, Warsaw, after the bombings of
September 1939.

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Janusz Korczak with several of his young charges,
in front of the Orphans Home on Krochmalna Street in Warsaw.

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The third graduating class of a nursing school in Warsaw,
photographed with administrators.

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A graduation photograph of nurses at a nursing school in Warsaw.

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A conference of Hebrew teachers in Warsaw.

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Members of Ha - Shomer ha - Tsa'ir at the national seminar for
counselors near Warsaw.

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Janusz Korczak with members of the "Culture League," on their
visit to the orphanage in Warsaw.

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raduates of a training course for kindergarten teachers at the
teachers seminary of the Tarbut educational network in Warsaw.

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Several of the teenagers cared for in Janusz Korczak's orphanage
in Warsaw.
Youngsters educated in the Orphans Home of Janusz Korczak on
Krochmalna Street in Warsaw, photographed in the building's back yard.

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Members of the He - Chaluts ha - Tsa'ir youth movement in Warsaw,
sailing on the Wisla River to celebrate the Lag B'Omer festival in May
1936.

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Gymnastics exercises in a seminar for the Ha - Shomer ha - Tsa'ir
youth movement counselors in Warsaw.

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A seminar for Ha - Shomer ha - Tsa'ir youth movement counselors in
Warsaw.

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May Day parade in Warsaw on May 1, 1935.

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Members of the Freiheit youth movement central at a May Day
demonstration in Warsaw on May 1, 1938

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ports instructors organized by Freiheit and the Ha - Po'el
athletics organization in Warsaw.

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Zionists in Warsaw, 1938.

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Zivia Lubetkin and Simcha Rathajzer - Rotem on a street in Warsaw.

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Warsaw jewish school for girls; Yehudyja

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A meeting of survivors of the warsaw ghetto uprising.

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A state funeral in the ruins of Warsaw for commanders of the
Polish underground Armia Ludowa who fell in combat.

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Yitzhak Zuckerman on a street on the "Aryan" side of Warsaw during
the war with other members of the underground (Simcha- kazik Rathajzer
and Siewierski Stefan).

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An assembly in Warsaw on the second anniversary of the uprising
in the ghetto.

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Batya Lewinson, a teenaged girl hidden by a Polish family in Warsaw during the war.

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Adam Czerniakow, chairman of the Jewish council in Warsaw

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The story of Entek Yizhak Zukerman, a leader of the revolt in the
Warsaw Ghetto.
Yizhak was also involved with "Habricha" (smuggling survivors from
Eastern Europe)
and establishing Kibbutz Lohamai Hagetaot as well as the Museum.

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Isaac Leib Peretz (1852-1915), master of modern Yiddish literature,
Yiddish and Hebrew poet, dramatist and short-story writer, poses for a
portrait at his desk in his study room in Warsaw

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Members of the Melchior Family

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Schaje Naturmann's son in school uniform

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members of the Melchior Family

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Schaje Naturmann, his wife and son

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M. Melchoir

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By the wall of the ghetto

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A memorial after the war.

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A Nazi captured during the revolt in 1944

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A Jewish school before the war.

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Jewish children in a Warsaw Park.

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A Jewish girl.

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Warsaw 1921, on the train leaving for the port at Gdansk.

 

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Warsaw late 1920s- The Yiddish Theatre

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The Bund parade in Warsaw 1930s

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Warsaw's oldest Jewish coachman Mojsze Dawid (a name given to him by his Polish colleagues). Photograph taken by Menachem Kipnis in 1924. Photo: ?IH/YIVO.

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Hashomer Hatzair Warsaw 1926.

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Eilat Gordin Levitan Family members of the actress Ester - Rachel Kaminska in Warsaw in 1908. In the photo: Herman Brodati; Lina Brodati - Halpern; Ida Kaminska; Wajsman (first name unknown); Regina Kaminska; David Lui; Mina Lichtenberg - Lui; Klara - Keile Folman, the sister of Ester - Rachel; Klara's son Aleksander Folman; Yitzhak Mansklujd; Chasja Mansklujd - Halpern; Avraham - Yitzhak Kaminski; Rivka Lichtenberg; Moshe Folman; and Josef Kaminski.
From the collection of Jonas Turkow.

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Photo: Roman Vishniac (1897 - 1990)
Poland - Warsaw, circa 1936

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Warsaw 1956

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The Tlomackie Synagogue in Warsaw. Built between 1872 and 1878, and designed by Leandro Marconi, an Italian architect, it was destryed by the Germans.

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1926

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Jews on a market day in Warsaw, 1880. Stereograph by Keystone View Company. (Tomasz Wisniewski, www.szukamypolski.com)

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Jewish representatives to the Sejm (parliament), Poland, ca. 1920: (1) Rabbi Moszek Eli Halpern, (2) Noah Pry?ucki, (3) Avraham Tsevi Perlmutter, (4) Dr. Berek Wajncier, (5) Yits?ak Grünbaum, (6) Osjasz Thon, (7) Uri (Jerzy) Rosenblatt, (8) Ignacy Schiper. (YIVO)

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Avrom Morevski (left) with an unidentified actor from Habimah, Poland, 1920s. (YIVO)

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Adam Czerniaków, meeting with a German officer in the offices of the Judenrat in the Warsaw ghetto, 1940–1941. Photograph by Hans-Joachim Gerke. (United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, courtesy of the photographer)

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Yiddish writers in a café or restaurant, Poland, ca. 1930s. (Left to right) Yoysef Tunkel, Israel Joshua Singer (in profile), unknown, Borekh-Vladek Tsharni, and others. (YIVO)

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A peddler of pletslekh (flat onion breads), Warsaw, 1927. Photograph by Menakhem Kipnis. It was common for Jewish women to play the dominant role in earning their families’ livelihoods. (Forward Association/YIVO)

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Today, July 22nd ( 2015) , is the 73rd anniversary of the beginning of massive deportations of Warsaw’s Jews to Treblinka. The annual March of Remembrance begins at the Umschlagplatz Monument at 6 pm. This year it is dedicated to the children who smuggled food into the Warsaw Ghetto. We hope you can join us for this solemn and important event of remembrance.
Foundation for the Preservation of Jewish Heritage in Poland - FOD?

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Gedalia Leib Krajtman 
Gender: Male
Birth: July 24, 1858
Sochaczew, Sochaczew County, Masovian Voivodeship, Poland
Death: December 11, 1927 (69)
Warsaw,

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Franceska Manheimer-Rosenberg (4 February 1917 – 23 October 1943), better known as Franceska Mann, was a Polish Jewish ballerina who, according to some accounts, killed a Nazi guard, Josef Schillinger, while a prisoner at the Auschwitz concentration camp and wounded at least one other, Wilhelm Emmerich . Her actions are said to have sparked an uprising among female Jewish prisoners before she herself was killed.

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The  Zlotobroda family from Warszawa,
Most members perished in the holocaust