Table of Contents
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Site Page Counts
Public: 229
Restricted: 51
- Overview
- NY Kletsker Cemetery Data
- Searching for KIRZNER
- UKR 1946
- Benari Memoir
- Kletsk to Zaostrovechye
- Recreating Kletsk
- Pshepyurko Interview
- Sonia's Places
- Gelfand Memoir
- Yizkor Book
- Contributors Only
Site Page Counts
Public: 229
Restricted: 51
United Kletzker Relief Journal 1946
Photos: Groups
This page contains photographs of Kletsk groups of various types.
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| English caption TBD [original page 86] |
| Webmaster's Notes: See the same photo with a more extensive caption in the Kletsk Yizkor Book. A theatrical group? |
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| English caption TBD [original page 53] |
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| English caption TBD [original page 48] |
| Webmaster's Notes: Note that interior photographs, other than those taken in studios, are very rare. |
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| English caption TBD [original page 54] |
| Webmaster's Notes: Very likely this is the local fire brigade on parade near their station in the Kletsk main square. |
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| English caption TBD [original page 75] |
| Webmaster's Notes: See the same photo with a more extensive caption in the Kletsk Yizkor Book. Very likely the local fire brigade at the same location, 33 years earlier. |
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| English caption TBD [original page 55] |
| Webmaster's Notes: See the same photo in the Kletsk Yizkor Book. The writing at upper left is Russian. In simplified terms, Kletsk was in Polish territory during the period between WWI and WWII. The actual situation was much more complex. Polish control was not actually established until after an armed conflict little-known outside Eastern Europe, the Polish-Soviet War. |
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| English caption TBD [original page 101] |
| Webmaster's Notes: See the same photo with a more extensive caption in the Kletsk Yizkor Book. |