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Students of a Yiddish school
(part of TSYSHO (the Central Yiddish School Organization)
performing a play, Swislocz, Poland, 1927 or 1928.
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Khayim Slapak of
Swislocz, known as Khayim the baker who immigrated to Israel.
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Lucille Gudis' Postcard Collection
The building that housed the Svisloch
Gymnasium destroyed by the
Germans in 1944
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Lucille Gudis' Postcard Collection
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The view of the central market from
Svisloch steeple |
Lucille Gudis' Postcard Collection
One of the arches |
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Lucille Gudis' Postcard Collection
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Catholic Church |
Lucille Gudis' Postcard Collection
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One of the arches leading to the
market |
Lucille Gudis' Postcard Collection Rudawska St at the end of the 19th
century
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Lucille Gudis' Postcard Collection
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Church built in 1668 destroyed by fire
in WW2 |
Nisha Chirnomas Photo Album
Gertrude Nissenson and Max Levine
(Levin/Melamed) on their wedding day. March 28, 1943, Montreal.
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Nisha Chirnomas
Photo Morris Levin and Family |
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