Houses from left to right: 74, 75, 76, 78 and 80
Houses 76, 78 and 80 are to be seen
drawing by Bagdanovicius
drawing by Bagdanovicius
Left: house 76
right house 80
A walk through Jewish Pakruojis
prologue
In the following chapters I will show you some of the houses of Pakruojis which belonged to Jewish residents before the war.
An overall map (or an overall map with chapter sections) will show a street plan of Pakruojis with numbered houses. In each chapter I will treat a part of this map. House numbers refer to the numbers on the map.
First I show you some old pre-war pictures:
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greetings from Pakroi, before 1914 Houses from left to right: 74, 75, 76, 78 and 80 |
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Vytauto
gatve Houses 76, 78 and 80 are to be seen
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synagogue in 1937 |
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Vytauto gatve 23 1938 drawing by Bagdanovicius |
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Vytauto gatve kampas (=shop) 1938;
drawing by Bagdanovicius |
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house 78 (in the middle = Hotel Europa) Left: house 76 right house 80 |
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house 85 (left) and 84 (middle)and house 30 (right) |
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