Sokółka
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Tarbut mixed school
A mixed school attended by middle-class educated children.
Reformed Room School
Later educational institution associated with Kunsht and Nathaniel Kaplan.
Tarbut School in Sokółka
Tarbut school in Sokółka, shown with its committee and pedagogical council.
School buildings
School buildings beside a sledding route.
Tarbut Hebrew School
A Hebrew school in Sokolka whose students participated in processions and celebrations.
Jewish school
The school administration complained to the Polish school administration.
State Polish school
A state Polish school in Sokolka was attended by a few Jewish pupils.
Taz summer camp
A summer camp identified as Taz is captioned with the year 1927.
German school
A German school is mentioned with teacher Katzenbagen.
Modern Jewish schools
Modern Jewish schools are mentioned as later than traditional heders.
Sokółka Yeshiva
Yeshiva headed by Rabbi Shimshon Katzenelboigen.
Tannery factories
Hundreds of workers in the town worked in tannery factories.
Tarbut schools
Hebrew schools serving approximately 300 pupils.
Loan and Savings Fund
Local fund associated with Moshe Zeev Stein from its beginnings.
Reformed heder
Educational institution Moshe Zeev Stein helped initiate and establish.
Reformed school
Hebrew-oriented school providing equal education to boys and girls.
Old Beit Midrash
A nearby old house of study attended by tradespeople, workers, and the city rabbi.
Shulchan Aruch synagogue
Synagogue where Asher-Zelig Korket participated in Torah-learning groups.
First Hebrew School in Sokółka
The first Hebrew school in Sokółka, founded and directed by Nahum-Dov Kunsht.
First synagogue in the neighborhood
Synagogue co-founded by Nahum Kunsht in his Hadera neighborhood.
Hebrew Gymnasium in Białystok
Hebrew school founded by an initiative group including Penina Kantor.
Mishkan Yaakov Synagogue
Synagogue where Kantor later continued his social activity as a member.
Histadrut Health Fund
Health fund branch employing an unnamed immigrant in Tiberias and Hadera.
Full Hebrew School
School that Penina Kantor helped establish among its early builders.
Samson Katzenellenbogen's Talmudic Yeshiva
Yeshiva founded and taught by Samson Katzenellenbogen.
Shulchan Aruch Beit Midrash
Beit midrash on Ulitsky Street where Chaim Meir Shmul prayed.
Study house near the Western Wall
A proposed study house where Torah study would continue near the Western Wall.
Knesset
Institution where Haya’s husband served as a member after statehood.
Teachers Seminary in Grodno
Seminary where Leah Perlstein continued her education.
Seminary
Institution where Leah continued and completed her studies.
Local Freiheit
Meeting place where working youth gathered after their workday.
Jewish Hospital
A hospital in Grodno serving patients requiring treatment outside Sokolka.
The town library
A library targeted for influence by the Center.
Library
A library whose administration was elected after heated meetings.
Hospital
Hospital in Bialystok receiving patients transferred by the society.
First Hebrew School in Sokolka
School described as the first Hebrew school in Sokolka.