Photos: Kletsk Street Scenes
These are views of the Jewish streets of Kletsk. Until the captions are translated, it can be assumed these streets surround the central square of Kletsk.

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Webmaster's Notes: See the same photo in the Kletsk Yizkor Book.

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Webmaster's Notes: See the same photo in the Kletsk Yizkor Book.

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Webmaster's Notes: See the same photo in the Kletsk Yizkor Book. Note that the wagon at center is being pulled by a man.

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Webmaster's Notes: See the same photo in the Kletsk Yizkor Book. Based on the barely visible spires of the Catholic Church at left rear, this is probably looking west. The road directly ahead leads out of town to the Jewish cemetery and Lyakhovichi. Note the shop at right, probably a fryzjerzy (hairdressers).

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Webmaster's Notes: See a very similar photo in the Kletsk Yizkor Book.

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Webmaster's Notes: See the same photo in the Kletsk Yizkor Book. The building at right is a mosque.

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Webmaster's Notes: See the same photo in the Kletsk Yizkor Book. Note the proprieter of the shop at extreme left. According to the 1929 Polish Business Survey, a R. Tarabur ran a grocery in Kletsk.

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Webmaster's Notes: See the same photo in the Kletsk Yizkor Book.

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Webmaster's Notes: See the same photo in the Kletsk Yizkor Book.

English caption TBD [original page 56]

Webmaster's Notes: See the same photo in the Kletsk Yizkor Book.

English caption TBD [original page 57]

Webmaster's Notes: See the same photo in the Kletsk Yizkor Book.

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