Institution · synagogue
Nozyk Shul
Nozyk Shul
Warsaw synagogue on Twarda Street visited by Max Ratner.
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... While in Poland, Mr. Ratner also visited Warsaw.
There it 1s the same as regards Jewish life. Everything
vanished. Mr. Ratner went to the Nozyk Shul on
Twarda Street, where he found a few elderly Jews. The
tables in the synagogue, the chairs, prayer books and
religious tomes were covered with dust from disuse. ...Connected nodes
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