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Narewka
- Granary
owned by Moshe & Bella Shapiro
Courtesy of Barry Traub
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Narewka
- Market Scene
Photo Courtesy of Tomek Wisniewski
www.bagnowka.com
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Mordechai
(Marks) & Alka (Alice) Ziants &
Family,
including baby Moshe (Morry), c1909,
Courtesy of David Ziants
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Wedding of
Dovid Linevsky and Tillie Ain, 1918
Courtesy of Batya Dashefsky
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Narewka - View
of Wooden Buildings and Orthodox Church from
the Narewka River, 1917
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Narewka
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View of Orthodox Church (Cerkiew) St. Nicholas
with Slavic Orthodox residents, 1916
Photo from website: Prawosławne
cerkwie na starych pocztówkach -
Orthodox churches in old postcards
from the collection of Alexander Sosna.
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1st Row:
Alice, 2nd Row: Selma and Shifre; 3rd Row:
Moshe and Bella
Shapiro, Fanny, and 4th Row: Hershel and Peshe
Shapiro
Taken on visit of Fanny, Alice and Selma to
visit their family in Narewka,
1925. Courtesy
of Barbara Kotin |
Inscription
on banner: "To the day of aliyah of Shmuel
Smargon to the Land of Israel, on the 5th of
Adar 5688 (25-26 Feb 1928), HeChalutz HaTzair.
Courtesy of Barbara Kotin |
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Szyfra
Rubinstein from Narewka has been
identified in this photograph.
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Members of local chapters
of the He-Caluts ha-Tsa'ir youth movement,
attending a gathering in Jasionowka;
participants came from chapters in Narewka,
Orla, Gorodok and Bialystok; photographed in
Bialystok during the intermediate days of the
Sukkoth festival, 12 Oct 1930.
Courtesy of The
Ghetto Fighters' Museum, Israel/The Photo
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Members of the He-Chaluts
ha-Tsa'ir youth movement branch in Narewka in
1932.
Courtesy of The
Ghetto Fighters' Museum, Israel/The Photo
Archive. |
Members of the He-Chaluts
ha-Tsa'ir youth movement branch in Narewka in
1932.
Courtesy of The
Ghetto Fighters' Museum, Israel/The Photo
Archive. |
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Summer camp of the
He-Chaluts ha-Tsa'ir youth movement in Planta
near Narewka, 10 Aug 1932.
Courtesy of
The Ghetto Fighters' Museum, Israel/The
Photo Archive. |
Summer camp of the
He-Chaluts ha-Tsa'ir youth movement in Planta
near Narewka, 28 Aug 1932. (Photographer:
Schmidt Sz.)
Courtesy of The
Ghetto Fighters' Museum, Israel/The Photo
Archive. |
