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Bialystok Picture Album — A Famous City and Its Jews Throughout the World
Bialystok Picture Album — A Famous City and Its Jews Throughout the
World
1951 album documenting Jewish life in Bialystok and Bialystokers worldwide.
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... In 1951, the Bialystoker Center in New York published
a large album containing 1,200 pictures, with a Yiddish
and English text, compiled by the late David Sohn. This
album, which reviews three hundred years of Jewish life
in Bialystok and activities of /andsleit throughout the
world, has 386 pages and 15 titled: Bialystok Picture
Album — A Famous City and Its Jews Throughout the
World. The Bialystoker Center in New York is proud of
this important pictorial record. ...Connected nodes
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David Sohn
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David Sohn
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Bialystoker Center in New York
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Bet Haknesset Anshei Bialystok
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7 Willet Street
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Anshei Chesed
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Adath Jeshurun
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Rabbi Jacob Eskolsky
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Rabbi Michael Eskolsky
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Bialystoker Synagogue in New York
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Great Synagogue in Bialystok
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David Sohn → Bialystok Picture Album — A Famous City and Its Jews Throughout the World
compiled by the late David Sohn.