Ohel in Annopol, Ukraine
Ohel in Annopol, Ukraine where Hasidic leaders including Meshulam Zusha (Anipoli) and Dov Ber of Mezeritch are buried.
Rebbe Meshulam Zusha's signature
Signature of Rebbe Meshulam Zusha, before 1800
Rebbe Meshulam Zusha's matzeva
Matzeva of Rebbe Meshulam Zusha in Annopol, Ukraine, 2012
Rebbe Mordekhai Dov Twersky
Portrait picture of Rebbe Mordekhai Dov Twersky
Rabenu ha-Kadosh mi-Hornosteipel
Cover of Rabenu ha-Kadosh mi-Hornosteipel with portrait picture of Rebbe Mordekhai Dov Twersky
Tzizya Hana Mazal's matzeva
Matzeva of Tzizya Hana Mazal (wife of Israel Avraham [020.003]) in Tiberias Ancient Jewish Cemetery, 2020
Title page of Rebbe Meshulam Zusha's Menorat Zahav
Title page of Menorat Zahav by Rebbe Meshulam Zusha, published in Warsaw, 1902
Izbica Synagogue
Synagogue in Izbica after 1943
Rebbe Mordechai Yosef Elazar Leiner (Tiferes Yosef)
Rebbe Mordechai Yosef Elazar Leiner - the Tiferes Yosef (sitting first from left), 1928
Rebbe Avraham Isachar Englard of Radzin at Havdalah
Rebbe Avraham Isachar Englard of Radzin at Havdalah following the Yahrtzeit Tish of his brother-in-law Rebbe Shmuel Shlomo Leiner, 29 Iyar 5756 (1996), at the Central Radziner Institution in Bnei Brak.
Rebbe Avraham Yissachor Englard of Radzin with his eldest grandson and Rabbis of Strikov and Sochotshov
Grand Rabbi Avraham Yissachor Englard of Radzin (third from right) with his eldest grandson Rabbi Nosson Nachum Englard of Radzin-Yerushalayim (first from right). Also seen are the rabbis of Strikov (Avraham Avigdor Nahum) and Sochotshov (Shmuel Yitzhak Bornshtein).
Rebbe Ya’akov Leiner
Portrait picture of Rebbe Ya'akov Leiner, son of Morderchai Yosef Leiner [101.013]
Radziner Shtiebel
Radziner Shtiebel in Borough Park, 2008
Rebbe Moshe Leiner
Rebbe Moshe Leiner during Tish for the Yahrzeit of his father, 7 Tevet 5768 (2008)
Izbica ghetto
Izbica ghetto, around World War II
Warszawska street in Radzyń
Warszawska street in Radzyń, before World War II
Radzyń Main Street
Main street in Radzyń, before World War II
Radziner ohel in Warsaw
Burial place of Rebbe Mordechai Yosef Leiner, Warsaw, 2010
Rebbe Shmuel Shlomo Leiner with a group of Radziner Hasidim
Rebbe Shmuel Shlomo Leiner (second from left - with black beard) with a group of Radziner Hasidim in pre-war Europe
Rebbe Shmuel Shlomo Leiner at the Lubliner Yeshiva
Rebbe Shmuel Shlomo Leiner (left) with one of the teachers at the Lubliner Yeshiva
Rebbe Avraham Isachar Englard with Rebbe Shlomo Yosef Englard
Rebbe Avraham Isachar Englard with Rebbe Shlomo Yosef Englard (on his left, our right), with a group of Radziner Chasidim
Rebbe Avraham Isachar Englard praying at the Kosel
Rebbe Avraham Isachar Englard praying at the Kosel
Tish of Rebbe Avraham Isachar Englard
Tish of Rebbe Avraham Isachar Englard, commemorating the Yahrtzeit of his father-in-law - Rebbe Mordechai Yosef Elazar Leiner, Radziner Shtiebel in Crown Heights, Brooklyn - 26 Shvat 5751 (1991)
Rebbe Shlomo Yosef Englard during Hoshana Rabbah
Shlomo Yosef Englard, son of Avraham Isachar Englard [101.012] during Hoshana Rabbah
Rav Nosson Nochum Englard, Rebbe Shlomo Yosef Englard and Rebbe Yitzhak Englard at a Tish
From left to right: Rav Nosson Nochum Englard, Rebbe Shlomo Yosef Englard and Rebbe Yitzhak Englard at a Tish in the Central Radzin Institutions in Bnei Brak
Rebbe Shlomo Yosef Englard and Rav Nosson Nachum Englard
Shlomo Yosef Englard (left) with Nosson Nachum Englard (right)
Rebbe Yitzhak Englard
Rebbe Yitzhak Englard (Radzin-Bnei Brak), son of Avraham Isachar Englard [101.012]
Rebbe Yeruham Leiner at the wedding of Meir Aspes
Rebbe Yeruham Leiner at the wedding of Meir Aspes, 13 November 1958
Rebbe Yeruham Leiner speaking at a gathering
Rebbe Yeruham Leiner speaking at a gathering for the building of a mikveh
The Central Radziner Beis Hamedresh in Bnei Brak
The Central Radziner Beis Hamedresh in Bnei Brak, which houses the Radziner Yeshiva Ateres Shlomo and the Yeshiva Tiferes Yosef
Rebbe Avraham Isachar Englard
Rebbe Shlomo Yosef Englard during Hannukkah Tish
Rebbe Shlomo Yosef Englard during Hannukkah Tish 5769 (2008)
Rebbe Yeruham Leiner
Gizamlte Shriftn by Sara Shenirer, cover
Sara Shenirer, Gizamlte Shriftn, Farlag Bais Yaakov, Łódź, 5693 (1933)
Sara Shenirer's portrait photo
Sara Shenirer, Gizamlte Shriftn, photo on the back of the front cover, 5693 (1933)
First Bais Yaakov school in Kraków
First Bais Yaakov school in Kraków, 5680 (1920)
Bnos founding conference
Bnos founding conference, Łódź, 23-24 Adar 5686 (March 9-10, 1926)
Bnos summer school in Rabka Zdrój
Bnos summer school in Rabka Zdrój, 5689 (1929)
Bnos teachers summer school in Rabka Zdrój
Bnos teachers summer school in Rabka Zdrój, 5689 (1929)
Bais Yaakov students
Bais Yaakov students, 5687 (1927)
Bais Yaakov school in Jerusalem
Bais Yaakov school in Jerusalem
Bnos meeting in Bełchatów
Bnos meeting in Bełchatów, 27 Shvat 5690 (February 25, 1930)
Bnos meeting in Pułtusk
Bnos meeting in Pułtusk, 27 Shvat 5690 (February 25, 1930)
Bnos conference in Pabianice
Bnos conference in Pabianice, 8 Tevet 5691 (December 28, 1931)
Bnos headquarters in Warsaw
Bnos headquarters in Warsaw, 9 Iyar 5691 (April 26, 1931)
Bnos congress in Łódź
Bnos congress in Łódź, 9 Iyar 5689 (May 19, 1929)
Congress of Jewish Women’s Presidium
Congress of Jewish Women’s Presidium, Vienna, 5689 (1929)
Bais Yaakov students in Wieliczka
Bais Yaakov students in Wieliczka, 5690 (March 18, 1930)
Bais Yaakov seminary building in Kraków
Bais Yaakov seminary building in Kraków
Foundation act of the Bais Yaakov seminar in Kraków
Foundation act of the Bais Yaakov seminar in Kraków
Summer camp of Łódź Bnos
Summer camp of Łódź Bnos, 5692 (1932)
Bnos delegation at a ceremony of Chachmei Lublin Yeshiva
Bnos delegation at a ceremony of Chachmei Lublin Yeshiva
Bnos summer camp in Będzin
Bnos summer camp in Będzin
Orthodox summer camp „Yehudit” in Długosiodło
Orthodox summer camp „Yehudit” in Długosiodło, 1937
Bais Yaakov Zhurnal advertisment
Bais Yaakov Zhurnal advertisment
Bais Yaakov schoolbook advertisment
Bais Yaakov schoolbook advertisment
Sara Shenirer’s Tsu Vos Darf Men Bais Yaakov Shulen?
Sara Shenirer, Tsu Vos Darf Men Bais Yaakov Shulen?, first page, Warsaw 1933
Logo of "Bajs Jakow" publishing house
Logo of „Bajs Jakow” publishing house on the back cover of Kinder-Bibliotek No. 1, Łódź, 1929
Kinder-Bibliotek No. 1 front page
Kinder-Bibliotek No. 1 front page, Bajs Jakow Zhurnal publishing house, Łódź, 1929
Sara Shenirer, Chane Un Ire Zibn Zuhn. Historishe Farshtelung in Ein Akt
Sara Shenirer, Chane Un Ire Zibn Zuhn. Historishe Farshtelung in Ein Akt, in: Kinder-Bibliotek No. 1, Bais Yaakov Zhurnal Publishing, Łódź, 1929
Sara Shenirer, Esther un Achashveirosh
Sara Shenirer, Esther un Achashveirosh, Bajs Jakow publishing house, Łódź 1930
Portait photo of Rabbi Aaron Levin
Rabbi Aaron Levin’s speech „Bajs Jakow”
Rabbi Aaron Levin’s speech „Bajs Jakow”, front page, Łódź 1930
Portrait photo of Rabbi Aaron Levin
Portrait photo Rabbi Aaron Levin
Rebbe Aharon Rokeah in a carriage
Rebbe is on the far left of the photo
Rebbe Aharon Rokeah arriving in Warsaw
Rebbe Rokeah is on the right
Portrait photo of Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam in unknown circumstances
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam in unknown circumstances
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam in unknown circumstances
Rebbe Halberstam is on the left. On the right sits one of his sons.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. The groom is welcomed at the train station.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. The groom is welcomed at the train station.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. The groom is welcomed at the train station.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. The groom is welcomed at the train station.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. The groom is welcomed at the train station.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. Guests at a train window.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. Orchestra playing to welcome the groom.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. The groom is welcomed at the train station.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków. Rebbe Halberstam and the groom are in the lower part of the photo.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. The groom is welcomed at the train station.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków. Rebbe Halberstam and the groom are in the lower part of the photo.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. The groom is welcomed at the train station.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków. Rebbe Halberstam is in the lower part of the photo.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. The groom is welcomed at the train station.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. The groom between Hasidim.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków. Rebbe Halberstam and the groom are in the centre of the photo.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. Guests in front of the station waiting room.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. Guests in front of the station waiting room.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. Guests in front of the station waiting room.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. Guests in front of the station waiting room.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. Guests in front of the station waiting room.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. Guests in front of the station waiting room.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. Nechama Golda in front of the staion waiting room.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków. The bride stands on the left.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. Nechama Golda in front of the station waiting room.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków. The bride stands next to her mother and sister.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. Rebbe's confidant Szaje Weinberg.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków. Szaje Weinberg (in the centre) is accompanied by his son (behind him).
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. The groom's procession on the way from the station to the town.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków. Visible, among others, is the daughter of Rabbi Halberstam (sitting in a carriage in a coat with a light collar).
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. The groom's procession on the way from the station to the town.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków. Visible, among others, is the daughter of Rabbi Halberstam (sitting in a carriage in a coat with a light collar).
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. The groom's procession on the way from the station to the town.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. The groom's procession on the way from the station to the town.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. The groom's procession on the way from the station to the town.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. The groom's procession on the way from the station to the town.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. The groom's procession on the way from the station to the town.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. The groom's procession on the way from the station to the town.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. Participants in the groom's procession in folk and historical costumes.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. One of the participants of the groom's procession in folk costume.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. Participants of the groom's procession in folk and historical costumes.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. Participants of the groom's procession in folk and historical costumes.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. Participants of the groom's procession in folk and historical costumes.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. Participants of the groom's procession in folk and historical costumes.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. Participants of the groom's procession in folk and historical costumes.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. One of the participants of the groom's procession in historical costume.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. One of the participants of the groom's procession in historical costume.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. Participants of the groom's procession in folk and historical costumes.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. One of the participants of the groom's procession in historical costume.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. Participants in the groom's procession in folk and historical costumes.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. One of the participants of the groom's procession in historical costume.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. Participants of the groom's procession in folk and historical costumes.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. Participants of the groom's procession in folk and historical costumes.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. Groups of welcomers and guests on the city streets.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. Groups of welcomers and guests on the city streets.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. Groups of welcomers and guests on the city streets.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. Three men from the groom's procession.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. Fragment of the groom's procession.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. Szaje Weinberg in conversation with wedding guests.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. One of Rebbe's sons in conversation with wedding guests.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków. In the foreground, one of Rabbi Halberstam's sons talks to wedding guests. In the background, Rabbi Halberstam's daughter is visible.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. Guests on one of the city streets.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. Groups of welcomers and guests on the city streets.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. Groups of welcomers and guests on the city streets.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. Guests in front of the Rebbe's house.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. Guests in front of the Rebbe's house.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. The Rebbe's house.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. Hotel Susskind, where the wedding reception took place.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. The bride during wedding ceremonies in the synagogue.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. One of the city streets on the day of the ceremony.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. The bride in a carriage.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding. Townspeople on the day of the ceremony.
The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam with President Major Bolesław Wieniawa-Długoszowski.
Anti-Aircraft Defense Loan. Rebbe Halberstam signs the loan in the presence of President Major Wieniawa-Długoszowski.
Rebbe Sinay Halberstam during his stay in spa town - Truskavets
The Rebbe (centre) is surrounded by his secretaries.
Cornerstone laying ceremony for the construction of a Talmudic school in Jasło. Participants of the ceremony.
Visible are, among others: Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam (1), deputy starosta Walenty Faliszek (2), president of the Jewish religious community Dr. Spirer (3).
Rebbe Bentisyon Halberstam's daughter Nechama Golda - portrait photography.
The photo was probably taken in connection with her wedding.
Rebbe Bentisyon Halberstam accompanied by his son-in-law.
Rebbe Bentisyon Halberstam (right) accompanied by his son-in-law in unknown circumstances.
Bobowa wooden synagogue.
The photo was probably taken on the day of Nechama Golda (Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter) wedding (1931-03-10)
Aron ha-Kodesh in Bobowa synagogue.
The photo was probably taken on the day of Nechama Golda (Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter) wedding (1931-03-10)
Aron ha-Kodesh in Bobowa synagogue.
The photo was probably taken on the day of Nechama Golda (Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter) wedding (1931-03-10)
Hotel Susskind, where Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding reception took place.
Hotel Susskind, where Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter wedding reception took place.
Bobowa market square.
Truskavets train station. External view.
Belz synagogue. External view.
Belz. General view of the city.
Belz. General view of the city from the railway station. The synagogue is visible in the background.
Belz panorama.
Post-dominican church and monastery in the foreground.
Rebbe Yoshua Rokeah visiting Berlin.
Berlin Jews and photojournalists at Rebbe Rokeach's car during the welcome at Friedrichstrasse station.
Yom Kippur in Góra Kalwaria.
Participants during the Netilat Yadayim.
Yom Kippur in Góra Kalwaria. Participants praying on the courtyard of Rebbe Avraham Mordekhai Alter's house.
Yom Kippur in Góra Kalwaria. Participants chasing one of the photoreporters.
Yom Kippur in Góra Kalwaria. Photoreporter Ajsyk Anyż accompanied by two policemen.
Yom Kippur in Góra Kalwaria. Photoreporter Ajsyk Anyż leaving town accompanied by two policemen.
Rebbe Avraham Mordekhai Alter leaving for Palestine. A crowd of people bidding farewell to the Rebbe.
The Rebbe can be seen in the middle window of the carriage.
Rebbe Avraham Mordekhai Alter leaving for Palestine. A crowd of people bidding farewell to the Rebbe.
The Rebbe can be seen in the fourth window from the left.
Rebbe Avraham Mordekhai Alter leaving for Karlsbad.
The Rebbe is in the middle, being escorted by the police to his carriage.
Rebbe Avraham Mordekhai Alter leaving for Karlsbad.
The Rebbe is in the middle, being escorted by the police to his carriage.
Rebbe Avraham Mordekhai Alter leaving for Karlsbad.
The Rebbe in the carriage window.
Rebbe Avraham Mordekhai Alter leaving for Karlsbad. A crowd of people bidding farewell to the Rebbe.
Rebbe Avraham Mordekhai Alter leaving for Karlsbad. A crowd of people bidding farewell to the Rebbe.
Góra Kalwaria. Panorama.
Rebbe Israel Fridman coming back from Karlsbad. A group of people welcoming the Rebbe.
Rebbe Israel Fridman coming back from Karlsbad.
The Rebbe (inside the carriage window) during the welcome.
Rebbe Israel Fridman coming back from Karlsbad.
The Rebbe (inside the carriage window) during the welcome.
Rebbe Israel Fridman coming back from Karlsbad.
The Rebbe (inside the carriage window) during the welcome.
Rebbe Israel Fridman coming back from Karlsbad.
The Rebbe (standing in the middle window of the carriage, with a long gray beard) during the welcome.
Rebbe Israel Fridman coming back from Karlsbad.
The Rebbe (standing in the middle window of the carriage, with a long gray beard) shakes the hand of one of the people greeting him.
Rebbe Israel Fridman coming back from Karlsbad.
The Rebbe (inside the carriage window) during the welcome.
Rebbe Israel Fridman coming back from Karlsbad.
The Rebbe (inside the carriage window) during the welcome.
Rebbe Israel Fridman coming back from Karlsbad.
The Rebbe (second window from the right) shaking hands.
Rebbe Israel Fridman coming back from Karlsbad.
The Rebbe (third window from the left) shaking hands.
Rebbe Israel Fridman coming back from Karlsbad.
The Rebbe (second window from the right) shaking hands.
Rebbe Israel Fridman coming back from Karlsbad. A crowd of people on the station platform.
Rebbe Israel Fridman coming back from Karlsbad. A crowd of people on the station platform.
Chachmei Lublin Yeshiva. Part of the opening ceremony with Rebbe Israel Fridman attending.
The Rebbe is in the center, wearing a dark fur hat.
Chachmei Lublin Yeshiva. Part of the opening ceremony with Rebbe Israel Fridman attending.
The Rebbe is somewhere on the balcony.
Czortków panorama.
The old synagogue is situated near the church visible on the horizon.
Czortków panorama by Seret river.
Czortków panorama by Seret river.
The synagogue is situated by the left side of the river.
Czortków panorama.
Czortków. Destroyed railway station.
Węgrów market square with the synagogue.
Węgrów new synagogue.
Opatów panorama.
Samuel Shapiro (Radymno) portrait photography.
The Rebbe is cut out from a photo with his wife - Zlata Rubin.
Samuel Shapiro (Radymno) portrait photography.
The photo portrays the Rebbe and his wife - Zlata Rubin - who came after him to Radymno from the USA.
Rebbe Avraham Mordekhai Alter's home and prayer house in Góra Kalwaria.
The building was situated on Pijarska 10/12 street.
Yitzhak Horowitz arriving at Kraków.
Yitzhak Horowitz arriving at Kraków.
Słonim panorama.
The synagogue is visible on the right side of the photo.
Kozienice panorama.
Belz synagogue.
Belz synagogue at the beginning of the 20th century.
Issakhar Dov Rokeah in Marienbad.
Issakhar Dov Rokeah in Marienbad.
The Rebbe (center), surrounded by Hasidim in the health resort town of Marienbad
Issakhar Dov Rokeah.
Yoshua Rokeah.
Yoshua Rokeah’s grave.
The Rebbe was buried in Belz.
Shalom Rokeah’s matzeva.
Hasidic court in Belz.
Belz Great Synagogue in Jerusalem.
Belz Great Synagogue in Jerusalem.
Façade of the Belz Great Synagogue in Jerusalem.
Belz Talmud Tora in Jerusalem.
The building is situated on Yitskhak Sholal street.
Belz Talmud Tora in Tel Aviv.
Belzer Tish on Purim, 2006.
Belzer choir during the wedding of Issakhar Dov Rokeah’s grandson.
Postcard from Belz.
Postcard from Belz depicting the market square, hotel and the Great Synagogue.
Belz Synagogue and Bes Medresh.
Bełz Synagogue on the right. On the left – Bes Medresh.
Postcard from Belz.
Postcard from Belz depicting the Great Synagogue and the hasidic court, beginning of the 20th century.
View of Belz.
The Great Synagogue is in the center, behind the houses.
Postcard from Belz.
Postcard from Belz depicting the Great Synagogue, Bes Medresh and a hotel.
View of Belz with Great Synagogue and Bes Medresh.
Belz Great Synagogue.
Belz Great Synagogue
Former house of Aharon Rokeah and the Bes Medresh adjacent to it, Tel Aviv.
The building is situated on Ahad Ha'Am Street, Tel Aviv.
Former house of Aharon Rokeah and the Bes Medresh adjacent to it, Tel Aviv.
The building is situated on Ahad Ha'Am Street, Tel Aviv.
Plaque on former house of Aharon Rokeah, Tel Aviv.
The building is situated on Ahad Ha'Am Street, Tel Aviv.
Belz memorial at Holon Cemetery, Bat Yam.
Belzer Purim Tish, 2006.
Belz Center in Bnei Brak.
Man praying at the grave of Aharon Rokeah.
Har HaMenuchot cemetery, Jerusalem.
Belz yeshiva in Jerusalem.
Isidor Kaufmann (1853-1921), The Son of the Miracle-Working Rabbi of Belz, before 1906.
Oil painting depicts (probably) Mordekhai Rokeah.
Aharon Rokeah
Issakhar Dov Rokeah’s signature
The interior of the Belz Great Synagogue,
Ohel on Rebbe Yehuda Horowitz’s grave.
The ohel is situated in Enfield Adas Yisroel Cemetery in London.
Inside of Rebbe Yehuda Horowitz’s ohel.
The ohel is situated in Enfield Adas Yisroel Cemetery in London.
Rebbe Hayim Meir Horowitz.
Rebbe Hayim Meir Horowitz is son of Rebbe Yehezkiel Eliahu Horowitz, son of Rebbe Yoshua Horowitz [055.091].
Rebbe Yoshua Horowitz.
Matzeva of Rebbe Yehuda Horowitz.
The ohel is situated in Enfield Adas Yisroel Cemetery in London.
Matzeva of Rebbe Aharon Horowitz.
The Rebbe was buried in Košice, Slovakia.
Matzeva of Rebbe Shalom Horowitz.
Bais Yaakov Teachers' Seminary, Kraków.
The building is situated on św. Stanisława 10 St.
Sara Schenirer commemorative plaque on the Bais Yaakov Teachers' Seminary, Kraków.
The building is situated on św. Stanisława 10 St.
Тhe second graduating class of the Bais Yaakov in Lodz.
Class of Bais Yaakov in Bielsko-Biała.
Sara Shenirer's portrait photo.
Bais Yaakov class.
Bais Yaakov Teachers' Seminary, Kraków.
The building is situated on św. Stanisława 10 St.
Bais Yaakov girls praying at the Kosel.
Bais Yaakov school performance in Biłgoraj.
Bais Yaakov in Sanok.
To the right of the teacher (center of the middle row) is Mrs. Dorlich, and to her left is Mrs. Babad.
Meir Szczaransky's portrait photography.
Rabbi Shimon Shkop with Rabbi Hayim Ozer Grodzinski.
Rabbi Shimon Shkop (left) conversing with Rabbi Hayim Ozer Grodzinski (right).
Portrait of Hayim Ozer Grodzinski.
Moshe Deutscher's portrait.
Rabbi Yisrael Meir Kagan.
Rabbi Yisrael Meir Kagan, (1838-1933), aged 91 when he visited the Polish Prime Minister.
Rabbi Yisrael Meir Kagan’s signature.
A collective edition of the Rabbi Yisrael Meir Kagan’s letters.
A collective edition of the Rabbi Yisrael Meir Kagan’s letters, edited by his son Arie Leib Kagan, Warszawa 1937.
Sara Shenirer.
Sara Shenirer’s matzeva in Kraków.
The Bais Yaakov Seminary building, Haifa.
The building is situated at 10 Hermon Street in the Hadar HaCarmel, Haifa, Israel.
Bais Yaakov building in Givat Shaul, Jerusalem.
Bais Yaakov school in Tel Zion.
Bais Yaakov school in Volodymyr (Włodzimierz).
Bais Yaakov in Volodymyr (Włodzimierz), Ukraine.
Old Bais Yaakov (Bet Yakov ha-Yashan) building, Jerusalem.
Rabbi Yehuda Arie Goldknopf during the foundation of Beis Yaakov preschool, Jerusalem.
The Bais Yaakov Center for Teachers in Israel, Jerusalem.
The Bais Yaakov Center for Teachers in Israel (also known as the New Seminary) is a Lithuanian Bais Yaakov seminary located on Malkei Yisrael Street in Jerusalem.
Bais Yaakov Seminary Harav Wolf, Bnei Brak.
The building is situated at 12 Ba'al Hatanya St., Bnei Brak
Bais Yaakov school in Rishon LeZion.
The building is situated on Pinsker St.
Yaakov Moshe Hillel.
Yaakov Moshe Hillel, founder of Bnos Elisheva in Jerusalem. The photo was taken in Kabbalistic Yeshiva Ahavat Shalom in Jerusalem.
Rabbis Gedalia Ayzman and Shlomo Zalman Auerbach.
Bais Yaakov class in Bielsko-Biała.
A Bais Yaakov Class in Turobin.
The teacher's name was Rivka Zilberklang.
Yisrael Meir Kagan in Vienna.
Yisrael Meir Kagan in Vienna. A colorized screenshot from a video.
The new building of the Elisheva Girls Seminary, Jerusalem.
Rabbi Moshe Samuel Stern with wife.
Rebbe Shimon Natan Note Biderman at the Kosel.
The photo was taken on the occasion of Sukkot.
Old gravestone of Rebbe David Biderman of Lelov.
The Rebbe was buried in Lelów, Poland. The building doesn't exist anymore.
Bulding in which Rebbe David Biderman’s grave was situated, Lelów.
The building doesn't exist anymore.
Old gravestone of Rebbe David Biderman of Lelov.
The Rebbe was buried in Lelów, Poland. The building doesn't exist anymore.
New ohel of Rebbe David Biderman in Lelów,
The building was built in 2012-2013, after the demolition of the building that housed the previous one.
Rebbe David Biderman’s grave in Lelów.
The new ohel was built in 2012-2013, after the demolition of the building that housed the previous one.
Plaque in Rebbe David Biderman’s ohel in Lelów.
The new ohel was built in 2012-2013, after the demolition of the building that housed the previous one.
Renovated matzeva in Rebbe David Biderman’s ohel in Lelów.
The new ohel was built in 2012-2013, after the demolition of the building that housed the previous one.
Graffiti marking the spot where Rebbe Moshe Mordekhai Biderman's grave used to be.
Rebbe Shimon Natan Note Biderman during his visit to Chabad Yeshiva in Lod.
Rebbe Moshe Mordechai Biderman with Rebbe Yekutiel Yehuda Halberstam
Rebbe Aharon Biderman.
The photo was taken during Hannukah, 2019.
Matzeva of Rebbe Elazar Menachem Mendel Biderman.
The Rebbe was buried on Mount of Olives.
Matzeva of Rebbe Shimon Natan Note Biderman .
The Rebbe was buried on Mount of Olives.
Rebbe Avraham Shlomo Biderman.
Rebbe Alter Elazar Menachem Biderman’s matzeva.
The Rebbe was buried on Mount of Olives.
Matzeva of Rebbe David Tsvi Shlomo Biderman.
The Rebbe was buried on Mount of Olives.
Matzeva of Rebbe Yitzhak David Biderman.
The Rebbe was buried on Mount of Olives.
Matzeva of Rebbe Moshe Mordechai Biderman.
The Rebbe was buried on Mount of Olives.
Matzeva of Rebbe Shimon Natan Note Biderman.
The Rebbe was buried on Mount of Olives.
Matzeva of Rebbe Shimon Natan Note Biderman.
The Rebbe was buried on Mount of Olives.
Rebbe Avraham Yoshua Heshel Twersky
Rebbe Yoshua Rokeah
Yosef Meir Twersky’s ohel in Makhnivka
Rebbe Yoshua Rokeah
Rebbe Yoshua Rokeah
December 23, 2015, Oz Vehadar event
Sitting at the table (from right to left): Rabbi Yoshua Leifer (head of Oz Vehadar), Rabbi Moshe Sternbuch, Rebbe Yoshua Rokeah, Rabbi Shmuel Eliezer Stern.
December 23, 2015, Oz Vehadar event
Sitting at the table (from right to left): Rabbi Yoshua Leifer (head of Oz Vehadar), Rabbi Moshe Sternbuch, Rebbe Yoshua Rokeah, Rabbi Shmuel Eliezer Stern.
December 23, 2015, Oz Vehadar event
Sitting at the table (from right to left): Rabbi Yoshua Leifer (head of Oz Vehadar), Rabbi Aharon Mordechai Rokeah, Rabbi Avner Afjin, Rabbi Yosef Tsvi Dushinsky (ha-sheni)
December 23, 2015, Oz Vehadar event
Sitting at the table (from right to left): Rabbi Yoshua Leifer (head of Oz Vehadar), Rabbi Aharon Mordechai Rokeah, Rabbi Avner Afjin.
December 23, 2015, Oz Vehadar event
Sitting at the table (from right to left): Rebbe David Twersky, Rabbi Yoshua Leifer (head of Oz Vehadar), Rabbi Avraham Elimelekh Biderman.
December 23, 2015, Oz Vehadar event
Sitting at the table (from right to left): Rabbi Yoshua Leifer (head of Oz Vehadar), David Kohn (Toldos Aharon), Rebbe Aharon Mordechai Rokeah.
December 23, 2015, Oz Vehadar event
Sitting at the table (from right to left): Rabbi Yoshua Leifer (head of Oz Vehadar), David Kohn (Toldos Aharon), Rebbe Aharon Mordechai Rokeah, Rabbi Avner Afjin.
Rebbe Issakhar Dov Rokeah
Rebbe Issakhar Dov Rokeah selling chametz.
Rebbe Mordekhai Rokeah
Rabbi Aharon Mordechai Rokeah
Rabbi Aharon Mordechai Rokeah
Rebbe Aharon Rokeah
Rebbe Aharon Rokeah arrives at a rabbinical gathering in Lviv, 1928
The Rebbe is with David Menakhem Monish of and Avraham Hayim David Sofer.
Aharon Rokeah’s matzeva
The Rebbe is buried on Har HaMenuchot cemetery.
Mordekhai Twersky’s ohel
The Rebbe is buried in Hnativka (Anatevka), near Kiev, Ukraine.
Rebbe Yohanan Twersky
A fragment of the original matzeva of Rebbe Mordekhai Twersky
The fragment is placed in the corner of the Rachmastrivka ohel, on Mount of Olives.
Rebbe Mordekahi Twersky’s restored matzeva
The Rebbe is buried on Mount of Olives.
The closing ceremony of the daily Mishnah organized by the founder of the daily Mishnah study, Rabbi Yona Stenzel.
Rebbe Shlomo Hayim Fridman (second from the left), Rebbe Avraham Ya’akov Fridman (third), Rebbe Tsvi Arie Twersky (fourth) and Rebbe Ya’akov Yosef Shlomo Fridman (seventh from the left).
Rebbe Hay Yitzhak Twersky with his nephew Rebbe David Twersky during Chanukat HaBayit in Jerusalem
Rebbes Hay Yitzhak Twersky, Menahem Nahum Twersky, Yeshaia Twersky and Mordekhai Twersky
Rebbe Israel Mordekhai Twersky
Rebbe Israel Mordekhai Twersky in 1992.
Rachmastrivka ohel on Mount of Olives
Rebbe David Twersky at the tish on the night following the seventh day of Passover
Rebbe Menahem Nahum Twersky with Rabbi Yerucham Olshin from Lakewood Yeshiva
Rebbe Mordekhai Yosef Twersky’s ohel
Inside of Mordekhai Yosef Twersky’s ohel
The restored Skver Beis Hamedresh in Skvyra, Ukraine
Rebbe David Twersky on Lag BaOmer 5777
Rebbe David Twersky (Skver) dancing with Torah, 2005
Rebbe David Twersky with president Bill Clinton in the Oval Office in the White House.
The Rebbe donates a Hannukah Menorah to the President.
Rebbe David Twersky with president Bill Clinton in the Oval Office in the White House.
The Rebbe donates a Hannukah Menorah to the President.
Rebbe David Twersky with president Bill Clinton in the Oval Office in the White House.
The Rebbe donates a Hannukah Menorah to the President.
Rebbe David Twersky with president Bill Clinton in the Oval Office in the White House.
The Rebbe donates a Hannukah Menorah to the President.
Rebbe David Twersky with president Bill Clinton in the Oval Office in the White House.
The Rebbe donates a Hannukah Menorah to the President.
Besmedresh of the Skver Hasidic community in the Mekor Baruch neighborhood of Jerusalem
Rebbe Israel Taub
Rebbe Shaul Yedidia Elazar Taub
Rebbes Hayim Shaul Taub and Israel David Taub
Rebbe Shmuel Eliyahu Taub
Rebbe Israel Dan Taub
Rebbe Hayim Shaul Taub
Rebbe Hayim Shaul Taub
Rebbe Hayim Shaul Taub by the tish on Yahrzeit of his great-grandfather, Rebbe Shaul Yedidia Elazar Taub
Rebbe Shaul Yedidia Elazar Taub died on 16 Kislev 5708.
Kuzmir bes medresh in Bnei Brak
Rebbe Tanhum Benyamin Beker
Rebbe Yehezkiel Taub from Jabłonna in Kfar Hasidim, 1925
Kfar Hasidim, a moshav founded by followers of Yehezkiel Taub (among others) in 1924.
Rebbe Yehezkiel Taub and his followers in Kfar Hasidim in the first years of its existence
Matzeva of Rebbe Yehezkiel Taub
The Rebbe was buried in Kfar Hasidim
Strikov bes medresh in Jerusalem
Strikov ohel in Warsaw, internal view
The Jewish cemetery in Warsaw is situated on Okopowa street.
Strikov ohel in Warsaw, external view
The Jewish cemetery in Warsaw is situated on Okopowa street.
Strikov ohel in Warsaw, external view
The Jewish cemetery in Warsaw is situated on Okopowa street.
Rebbe Avraham Weinberg
The grave of Rebbe Avraham Weinberg (in the middle) and his two great grandsons: Rebbe Issakhar Leib Weinberg and Rebbe Avraham Weinberg
Rebbe David Brander
Rebbe Ya’akov Dan Stern
Slonim synagogue
Rebbe Shmuel Weinberg’s ohel in Warsaw
The Jewish cemetery in Warsaw is situated on Okopowa street.
Rebbe Avraham Yoshua Heshel Weinberg’s matzeva
The Rebbe is buried in Bnei Brak, Shomrei Shabbos Cemetery
Rebbe Mordekhai Hayim Kestilnic
Rebbe Shalom Noah Berezowski
Rebbe Avraham Weinberg
Rebbe Shmuel Berezowski
Rebbe Avraham Weinberg (Bnei Brak)
Rebbe Mordekhai Hayim Kestilnic
Rebbe Shmuel Berezowski
Rebbe Avraham Weinberg (Bnei Brak)
Rebbe Shmuel Berezowski with Rabbi David Yona Rosenboim (Oz Ve-Hadar)
Slonim synagogue, watercolor
Slonim synagogue: facade, cross-section and ground floor plan of the building, 19th century
Slonim synagogue postcard
Slonim synagogue before 1918
Rebbe Shalom Noah Berezowski
Rebbe Avraham Weinberg
Rebbe Issakhar Leib Weinberg
Bnei Yoel logo
Bnei Yoel are a group of Satmar Hasidim, who, after the death of Rebbe Yoel Teitelbaum, refused to accept the leadership of the new Rebbe, Moshe Teitelbaum, and instead decided to remain followers of Rebbe Yoel.
Rebbe Moshe Teitelbaum
A 1929 copy of a photograph from an unknown date
Rebbe Moshe Teitelbaum’s and the Rebbetzin’s matzevot
The Rebbe was buried in Sátoraljaújhely, Hungary.
Satmar Main Shul in Antwerp
The Shul is situated on 24 Charlottalei St in Antwerp
Yitav Panim, Rebbe Yekutiel Yehuda Teitelbaum’s book
The book was published in Khust in 1912
Rebbe Yekutiel Yehuda Teitelbaum (Sziget)
Satmar synagogue in Kiryas Joel, New York
A famous Jewish amulet attributed to the author of Rebbe Moshe Teitelbaum (Yismach Moshe)
Satmar Kolel in Kiryas Joel, New York
Rebbe Yekutiel Yehuda (Zalman Leib) Teitelbaum and his brother-in-law, Rebbe Hayim Yoshua Halberstam (Satmar-Monsey) during engagement ceremony of the latter's daughter
Rabbi Hayim Yoshua Halberstam (sitting in the middle) and his brother-in-law, Rabbi Zalman Leib (on the right)
Rebbe Yekutiel Yehuda (Zalman Leib) Teitelbaum on his great-great-grandfather’s Yekutiel Yehuda Teitelbaum (Yetev Lev) grave
The Rebbe was buried in Sighetu Marmației, Hungary
Rebbe Hayim Yoshua Halberstam
Rebbe Hayim Yoshua Halberstam
The photo was taken in the beggining of him serving as a Rebbe (he accepted the position in 1996)
Satmarer Great Synagogue in Kiryas Joel, New York
Rebbe Yekutiel Yehuda (Zalman Leib) Teitelbaum
Grave of Satmar Rebbe Yoel Teitelbaum (R) and his wife, Rebbetzin Alte Feiga Teitelbaum (L)
They were buried in Kiryas Joel Cemetery
Rebbe Yoel Teitelbaum during the Central Rabbinical Congress's annual convocation
The photo was released anonymously without copyright notice
Matzevot of Rebbe Yoel Teitelbaum and his wife, and of Rebbe Moshe Teitelbaum and his wife
They were buried in Kiryas Joel Cemetery
Kehilas Yetev Lev D'Satmar (Williamsburg, Brooklyn)
This photo was taken by participant/team The Squirrels as part of the Commons:Wikis Take Manhattan project on October 4, 2008.
Kiryas Joel, general view of the village
Official seal of the Kiryas Joel village
Rebbe Aharon Teitelbaum
Rebbe Moshe Teitelbaum visiting Rabbi Aharon Leib Shteinman during his visit in the United States
Rebbe Moshe Teitelbaum with his son Rebbe Yekutiel Yehuda (Zalman Leib) Teitelbaum
Rebbe Yekutiel Yehuda (Zalman Leib) Teitelbaum
Rebbe Yekutiel Yehuda (Zalman Leib) Teitelbaum on the streets of Williamsburg
Rebbe Yekutiel Yehuda (Zalman Leib) Teitelbaum
Rebbe Yekutiel Yehuda (Zalman Leib) Teitelbaum at the table of honour in Beit Shemesh
Satmar bes medresh in Bnei Brak
Satmar Talmud Tora in Jerusalem
The Talmud Tora is situated on 18 Givat Moshe Street
Satmar Talmud Tora in Jerusalem
The Talmud Tora is situated on 18 Givat Moshe Street
Poster advertising Rebbe Yoel Teitelbaum's arrival to Jerusalem
The greeting ceremony took place June 29, 1965.
Satmar synagogue in Bnei Brak
Entry of the Satmar Yeshiva in Brooklyn
Rebbe Yoel Teitelbaum
Rebbe Menahem Mendel Hager (Tzemah Tzedek)
Bes Medresh in Vyzhnytsia - a postcard
The synagogue was built in the second half of 19th century. It was later used as a factory building.
The Great Synagogue of Vizhnitz in Beit Shemesh
The photo shows the new Aron ha-Kodesh.
Vizhnitz ohel, Shomrei Shabbos Cemetery
In the ohel Rebbes Israel Hager, Eliezer Hager, Moshe Yoshua Hager, Moshe Hager and Hayim Meir Hager are buried
Kiryat Vizhnitz neighbourhood in Bnei Brak
The photo was taken on the eve of the wedding of the eldest grandson of Rebbe Israel Hager
Vizhnitz ohel, Shomrei Shabbos Cemetery, external view
In the ohel Rebbes Israel Hager, Eliezer Hager, Moshe Yoshua Hager, Moshe Hager and Hayim Meir Hager are buried
Vizhnitz Synagogue in Safed
It was established around 1860
Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager
Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager
Rebbes Moshe Yoshua Hager and Natan David Rosenbaum
Rebbes Moshe Yoshua Hager and Eliezer Hager
Rabbi Menahem Ernster is seen on the left.
Rebbes Moshe Yoshua Hager and Yekutiel Yehuda Halberstam
Rebbe Eliezer Hager (Damesek Eliezer)
Rebbes Eliezer Hager and Avraham Yoshua Heshel
Rebbe Eliezer Hager’s tomb
The Rebbe was buried on Mount of Olives.
Rabbi Menahem Ernster, son-in-law of Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager
Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager
Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager accompanied by his son, Rebbe Menahem Mendel Hager
Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager visiting Rabbi Aharon Yehuda Leib Shteinman in his house
Rebbe Hayim Meir Hager
Rebbe Hayim Meir Hager accompanied by Rabbi Moshe Tenenboim (among others)
L to R: Rabbi Moshe Tenenboim, Rebbe Hayim Meir Hager
Memorial plaque near the residence of Rabbi Hayim Meir Hager in Bnei Brak
The Rebbe lived on 13 Ahavat Shalom Street
Rebbe Hayim Meir Hager's residence in Bnei Brak
The Rebbe lived on 13 Ahavat Shalom Street
Rebbe Israel Hager
Rebbe Israel Hager
Rebbe Israel Hager visiting the residence of Rabbi Moshe Sternbuch in Jerusalem
Moetzes Gedolei HaTorah meeting in 2013
Twelve members present, from left to right: Rebbe Menahem Mendel Hager (Vizhnitz), Rebbe Nachum Dov Brayer (Boyan), Rebbe Hayim Shaul Taub (Modzitz), Rebbe Shmuel Berezowski (Slonim), Rebbe Tsvi Elimelekh Halberstam (Sanz), Rebbe Issakhar Dov Rokeah (Belz), Rebbe Yochanan Sofer (Erlau), Rebbe Ya'akov Arie Alter (Ger), Rebbe Israel Hager (Vizhnitz), Rebbe Israel Moshe Fridman (Sadagura), [probably] Rebbe Bentsiyon Rabinowicz (Biala/Przysucha), Rebbe Meir Alter Horowitz (Boston)
Rebbe Israel Hager during the Shacharit prayer at the Yeshivat Yeshuot Moshe, Haifa
The Rebbe is standing at the right shtender. The occasion is Rosh Chodesh Tammuz 5778
Rebbe Israel Hager and Rabbi Shlomo Stenzl during Rebbe Hager’s son's wedding in Bnei Brak
Rebbe Israel Hager during his son's wedding, Bnei Brak
The Rebbe stands on the left
Shinna (An Initiative to Encourage Memorization of the Rambam's Mishna Torah) Rabbis in consultation with Rebbe Israel Hager
The Rebbe is involved with the organization
Rebbe Barukh Hager
Rebbe Mordekhai Hager
Rebbes Mordekhai Hager and Yekutiel Yehuda Halberstam
Rebbe Menahem Mendel Hager
Rebbe Israel Eliezer Adler
Rebbe Israel Eliezer Adler
Rabbi Moshe Hager on his way to his daughter’s wedding. On his right - Rebbe Eliezer Hager.
Rabbi Moshe Hager and Eliezer Hager dancing during the former's daughter wedding
Former Yeshiva building in Vyzhnytsia
Vizhnitz Bes Medresh in Montreal
Talmud Tora in Kiryat Vizhnitz, Bnei Brak
Vizhnitz Yeshiva in Bnei Brak
Kollel Vizhnitz in Bnei Brak
Ramat Vizhnitz, Hadar HaCarmel, Haifa
Vizhnitz Yeshiva in Modi’in Illit
Rabbi Hayim Meir Hager, son of Rebbe Menahem Mendel Hager
Rabbi Hayim Meir was gifted with a musical sense, and composed songs that were sometimes sung in his father's court
Rebbe Menahem David Hager
Hannukah money from Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager
Vizhnitz Kollel in Bnei Brak
Rebbe Israel Hager (Vizhnitz-Monsey)
Hayim Banet, the court composer of Seret-Vizhnitz
He founded the „Rannenu Hasidim” choir for Seret-Vizhnitz dynasty
Rebbe Menahem Mendel Hager's ohel
The Rebbe was buried in Kosiv, Ukraine
Former Great Synagogue in Vyzhnytsia
Built in the 19th century. Later used as a house of culture.
Former Jewish school and mikveh in Vyzhnytsia
Some sources say the yeshiva was called "House of Israel and Eliezer from Damascus"
Rebbe Shmuel Avraham Aba Hager’s ohel
The Rebbe was buried in Horodenka, Ukraine
Rebbe Shmuel Avraham Aba Hager’s ohel
The Rebbe was buried in Horodenka, Ukraine
Plaque on Rebbe Shmuel Avraham Aba Hager’s ohel
The Rebbe was buried in Horodenka, Ukraine
Rebbe Shmuel Avraham Aba Hager’s ohel
The Rebbe was buried in Horodenka, Ukraine
Former Bes Medresh in Vyzhnytsia
The synagogue was built in the second half of 19th century. It was later used as a factory building.
Vizhnitz-Monsey girl’s school and Bes Medresh, Borough Park
The building is situated on New Utrecht Ave 41 St
Rebbe David Hager (Vizhnitz-London) in Bnei Brak
Rebbes Ya’akov Yosef Hager (Vizhnitz-Monsey) and Menahem Kalish (Amshinov-Borough Park)
Rebbe Barukh Shimshon Hager (Vizhnitz-Beit Shemesh)
Rebbes Barukh Shimshon Hager and Menahem Kalish
Photo taken at the Amshinov Bes Medresh in Beit Shemesh opening ceremony
Vyzhnytsia postcard
In the foreground – Tzaddik’s court complex. The Bes Medresh is visible in the lower left corner.
Former Great Synagogue in Vyzhnytsia
Built in the 19th century. Later used as a house of culture.
Former Novo-Vyzhnytska synagogue near Vyzhnytsia
It was built after a flood in 1895, when people began to settle on the territory, known as Nova Vyzhnytsia. It was later used as a school gym.
Former Reb Leibele synagogue in Vyzhnytsia
The bulding now houses a cinema theater
Yeshiva students with their teacher in Vyzhnytsia. The Bes Medresh is visible in the background.
Vyzhnytsia views - a postcard
Former Reb Leibele synagogue in Vyzhnytsia
The bulding now houses a cinema theater
Vyzhnytsia postcard
Former yeshiva building in Vyzhnytsia
Some sources say it was a hostel for the yeshiva students
Former small synagogue in Vyzhnytsia
Vyzhnytsia postcard
Students of the Bet Israel Yeshiva in Vyzhnytsia against the backdrop of the Bes Medresh building
Former Great Synagogue in Vyzhnytsia
Built in the 19th century. Later used as a house of culture.
Former mikveh in Vyzhnytsia
Facade of the Kosov synagogue in Safed
Rebbe Moshe Hager (Leket Ani)
Jewish Cemetery in Kosov.
Rebbe Menahem Mendel Hager's ohel is visible on the right
Rebbe Menahem Mendel Hager's ohel
The Rebbe was buried in Kosiv, Ukraine
"Greetings from Kosów" postcard
The synagogue is visible in the lower right corner.
Kosiv postcard
The synagogue is on the right side of the photo
Kosiv postcard
View from the city hill. On the lower right – the Great Synagogue.
Bes Medresh of Moshe Hager in Safed
Torat Hayim by Hayim Hager
The book was published in Oradea in 1927 by one of his grandsons
Rebbe Shraga Faivish Hager
Rebbe Shraga Faivish Hager at a Lag Bomer celebration
The celebration took place on 55th St in May 2023
Rebbe Shraga Faivish Hager at the Kosov shul in Safed
Rebbe Shraga Faivish Hager
Shraga Favish Hager’s books
Rebbe Menahem Mendel Hager
Rebbe's court in Vyzhnytsia
Rebbe Menahem Mendel Hager
Rabbi Hayim Meir Hager, son of Rebbe Menahem Mendel Hager
Rabbi Hayim Meir was gifted with a musical sense, and composed songs that were sometimes sung in his father's court
Rabbi Hayim Meir Hager, son of Rebbe Menahem Mendel Hager
Rabbi Hayim Meir was gifted with a musical sense, and composed songs that were sometimes sung in his father's court
Rabbi Hayim Meir Hager, son of Rebbe Menahem Mendel Hager
Rabbi Hayim Meir was gifted with a musical sense, and composed songs that were sometimes sung in his father's court
Market Square in Kosów (Kosiv)
Publisher: Kołomyja : M. Seńkowski
Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager at the wedding of his daughter Hinda to Rabbi Menahem Ernster
Groom: Rabbi Menahem Ernster, bride: Hinda Hager (daugther of Moshe Yoshua Hager)
Rabbi Menahem Ernster’s wedding day.
Groom: Rabbi Menahem Ernster, bride: Hinda Hager (daugther of Moshe Yoshua Hager). From right to left: Rebbe Eliezer Hager, Rabbi Moshe Ernster, Rabbi Menahem Ernster (the groom), Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager, Rebbe Yohanan Twersky, Rebbe Ya'akov Yosef Shlomo Halprin
Hinda, daughter of Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager, on her wedding day
Groom: Rabbi Menahem Ernster, bride: Hinda Hager (daugther of Moshe Yoshua Hager)
Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager at the wedding of his daughter Hinda to Rabbi Menahem Ernster
Groom: Rabbi Menahem Ernster, bride: Hinda Hager (daugther of Moshe Yoshua Hager)
Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager at the wedding of his daughter Hinda to Rabbi Menahem Ernster
From right to left: Rebbe Eliezer Hager, Rabbi Moshe Ernster, Rabbi Menahem Ernster (the groom), Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager, Rebbe Yohanan Twersky.
Hinda, daughter of Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager, on her wedding day
Groom: Rabbi Menahem Ernster, bride: Hinda Hager (daugther of Moshe Yoshua Hager)
Wedding day of Hinda, daughter of Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager, and Rabbi Menahem Ernster
Hinda, daughter of Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager, on her wedding day
Groom: Rabbi Menahem Ernster, bride: Hinda Hager (daugther of Moshe Yoshua Hager)
Wedding day of Hinda, daughter of Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager, and Rabbi Menahem Ernster
Wedding day of Hinda, daughter of Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager, and Rabbi Menahem Ernster
Wedding day of Hinda, daughter of Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager, and Rabbi Menahem Ernster
Hinda, daughter of Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager, on her wedding day
Groom: Rabbi Menahem Ernster, bride: Hinda Hager (daugther of Moshe Yoshua Hager)
Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager at the wedding of his daughter Hinda to Rabbi Menahem Ernster
Sitting at the table, from right to left: Rabbi Moshe Ernster, Rabbi Menahem Ernster (the groom), Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager, Rebbe Yohanan Twersky.
Wedding day of Hinda, daughter of Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager, and Rabbi Menahem Ernster
Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager at the wedding of his daughter Hinda to Rabbi Menahem Ernster
Sitting at the table, from right to left: Rabbi Moshe Ernster, Rabbi Menahem Ernster (the groom), Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager.
Hinda, daughter of Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager, on her wedding day
Groom: Rabbi Menahem Ernster, bride: Hinda Hager (daugther of Moshe Yoshua Hager)
Wedding day of Hinda, daughter of Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager, and Rabbi Menahem Ernster
Wedding day of Hinda, daughter of Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager, and Rabbi Menahem Ernster
Wedding day of Hinda, daughter of Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager, and Rabbi Menahem Ernster
Hinda, daughter of Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager, on her wedding day
Groom: Rabbi Menahem Ernster, bride: Hinda Hager (daugther of Moshe Yoshua Hager)
Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager at the wedding of his daughter Hinda to Rabbi Menahem Ernster
Sitting at the table, from left to right: Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager, Rabbi Menahem Ernster (the groom), Rabbi Moshe Ernster, Rebbe Eliezer Hager.
Wedding day of Hinda, daughter of Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager, and Rabbi Menahem Ernster
Rabbi Menahem Ernster's wedding to Hinda, daughter of Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager
The groom is sitting in the centre. Next to him sits Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager
Wedding day of Hinda, daughter of Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager, and Rabbi Menahem Ernster
Wedding day of Hinda, daughter of Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager, and Rabbi Menahem Ernster
Wedding day of Hinda, daughter of Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager, and Rabbi Menahem Ernster
Wedding day of Hinda, daughter of Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager, and Rabbi Menahem Ernster
Sitting by the table, from left to right: Rebbe Yohanan Twersky (far left), Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager, Rabbi Menahem Ernster (groom), Rabbi Moshe Ernster, Rebbe Eliezer Hager.
Wedding day of Hinda, daughter of Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager, and Rabbi Menahem Ernster
Sitting by the table, from left to right: Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager, Rabbi Menahem Ernster (groom), Rabbi Moshe Ernster, Rebbe Eliezer Hager.
Wedding day of Hinda, daughter of Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager, and Rabbi Menahem Ernster
Sitting by the table, from left to right: Rebbe Yohanan Twersky, Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager, Rabbi Menahem Ernster (groom), Rabbi Moshe Ernster, Rebbe Eliezer Hager.
Wedding day of Hinda, daughter of Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager, and Rabbi Menahem Ernster
Sitting by the table, from left to right: Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager, Rabbi Menahem Ernster (groom), Rabbi Moshe Ernster, Rebbe Eliezer Hager.
Hinda, daughter of Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager, on her wedding day
Groom: Rabbi Menahem Ernster, bride: Hinda Hager (daugther of Moshe Yoshua Hager)
Wedding day of Hinda, daughter of Rebbe Moshe Yoshua Hager, and Rabbi Menahem Ernster
Former Lesko synagogue
Radomsko Market Square
View of the of St. Lambert Church and the town hall.
Radom ghetto
Ghetto square. The Holy Trinity Church visible beyond the gate.
Radom ghetto
Przysucha marketplace
The photo was taken in October 1942, the month when the ghetto was liquidated (maybe even during the liquidation)
Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's portrait, by Alfred Żmuda
The portrait was probably created in connection with the wedding of the Rebbe's daughter. The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Moshe Stempel's portrait, by Alfred Żmuda
The portrait was probably created in connection with the wedding of the Rebbe Bentsiyon Halberstam's daughter. The wedding took place in Bobowa March 10, 1931. Bride: Nechama Golda; groom: Moshe Stempel - a Talmudist and a son of hotels’ owner from Kraków.
Former Slonim synagogue, Krynki
The synagogue is situated on Czysta 8 St. It's in bad condition.
Former Radomsko synagogue, Kraków
The synagogue is situated on Ciemna 10 St. Today the building houses the Małopolska Health Fund.
Former Synagogue of Radomsko Hasidic Association for Prayer and Charity, Kraków
The synagogue is situated on Józefa 15 St. It is now (March 2026) practically in ruins.
Former Synagogue of Radomsko Hasidic Association for Prayer and Charity, Kraków. Internal view
The synagogue is situated on Józefa 15 St. It is now (March 2026) practically in ruins.
Former Synagogue of Radomsko Hasidic Association for Prayer and Charity, Kraków. Internal view
The synagogue is situated on Józefa 15 St. It is now (March 2026) practically in ruins.
Former Synagogue of Radomsko Hasidic Association for Prayer and Charity, Kraków
The synagogue is situated on Józefa 15 St. It is now (March 2026) practically in ruins.
Pinsk synagogue
Pinsk synagogue
Pinsk synagogue plan
Pinsk synagogue
Interior of Pinsk synagogue, a postcard
The caption in German says: Judenschule (synagogue) in a Russian city, with arched inscription: "This is the gateway to GOD - the victorious shall enter through it"
Bima in Pinsk synagogue
Menora in Pinsk synagogue
Pinsk synagogue
Butrymowicza St. in Pinsk with the synagogue visible
The perspective is closed by the synagogue.
Pinsk panorama
Pinsk market square
Bird's eye view of Łańcut
Łańcut castle visible in the distance. The synagogue is located on the main axis of the castle, on the right side of the photo, right next to the park. Before the war there was also Dzikow synagogue on the other side of the street but it was destroyed during WWII.
Bobow synagogue
Interior of Bobowa synagogue
Aron ha-Kodesh in Bobowa synagogue
Polychrome discovered in the interior of Bobowa synagogue
Bobow synagogue in Oświęcim
The building was demolished in 2005 due to its very poor technical condition.
Lesko synagogue, a print
Former Gerer Synagogue in Radomsko
The building was commemorated as part of the Open Jewish Museum in Radomsko and is situated on 3 Maja Square No. 2
Former Strikover Synagogue in Radomsko
The building was commemorated as part of the Open Jewish Museum in Radomsko and is situated on 3 Maja Square No. 4. It also housed a Jewish bank.
Radomsko Rebbes' house in Radomsko
The building was commemorated as part of the Open Jewish Museum in Radomsko and is situated on Przedborska 11 St.
Former Bais Yaakov school in Radomsko
The building was commemorated as part of the Open Jewish Museum in Radomsko and is situated on 3 Maja Square No. 8. It also housed a shul and Linas HaTzedek headquarters.
A document in which Aharon Rokeah calls for voting for the BBWR (Nonpartisan Bloc for Cooperation with the Government) list
Poster of the Bais Yaakov school in Łuków
The poster advertises performance of Bais Yaakov students and a lecture given by their teacher - Ms. Kac
Rebbe Yoshua Shapira's gravestone plaque
Rebbe Tsvi Elimelekh Shapira's gravestone plaque
Rebbes Tsvi Elimelekh Shapira's and Yoshua Shapira's matzevot
Rebbe Tsvi Elimelekh Shapira's matzeva
Ohel where Rebbes Tsvi Elimelekh Shapira and Yoshua Shapira are buried
Rzeszów Jewish Cemetery
Rzeszów Jewish Cemetery
Rebbe Pinhas Menahem Eleazar Justman's matzeva
Next to te Rebbe his two wives are buried - Debora, daughter of Rebbe Pinhas Eliyahu Rotenberg [012.807], and Hendl Lea, daughter of Avraham Mordekhai Alter [102.002]
Rebbe Pinhas Menahem Eleazar Justman's matzeva
Next to te Rebbe his two wives are buried - Debora, daughter of Rebbe Pinhas Eliyahu Rotenberg [012.807], and Hendl Lea, daughter of Avraham Mordekhai Alter [102.002]
Kozienice ohel
The photo shows the ohel before its complete reconstruction at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. Currently, there are several matzevot and smaller plaques inside that commemorate Rebbes: Israel Hepstein, Moshe Eliakim Bria Hepstein, Elazar Hepstein, Yehiel Ya'akov Hepstein, Yerahmiel Moshe Shapira
Kozienice ohel
The photo shows the ohel before its complete reconstruction at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. Currently, there are several matzevot and smaller plaques inside that commemorate Rebbes: Israel Hepstein, Moshe Eliakim Bria Hepstein, Elazar Hepstein, Yehiel Ya'akov Hepstein, Yerahmiel Moshe Shapira
Rebbe David Twersky of Talne
Postcard with a portrait of Rabbi David Twersky of Talne. Under his portrait, printed: "The righteous late Rabbi R' David of Talne". his postcard was published by S. Schottlaender, in the city of Breslau, most likely in the 1890s.
Rebbe Menahem Mendel Hager
Rebbe Dadid Halberstam's matzeva
Rebbe Shlomo Asher Meir Halberstam's matzeva
Rebbe Meshulam Zalman Yehonatan Lipshits' matzeva
Rebbe Arie Leibush Lipshits' matzeva
Brzesko ohel, where Rebbes Arie Leibush Lipshits, Meshulam Zalman Yehonatan Lipshits and Tuvia Lipshits are buried
Bobowa Jewish Cemetery with the ohel visible in the centre
In the ohel Rebbes Shlomo Halberstam and Hayim Ya'akov Teitelbaum are buried. Around the ohel other people from the Halberstam family were buried, e.g. Beila, wife of Meir Natan Halberstam and mother of Shlomo Halberstam
Bobowa Jewish Cemetery situated on a hill
In the ohel Rebbes Shlomo Halberstam and Hayim Ya'akov Teitelbaum are buried. Around the ohel other people from the Halberstam family were buried, e.g. Beila, wife of Meir Natan Halberstam and mother of Shlomo Halberstam
Rebbe Yehezkiel Shraga Halberstam's matzeva
Warka ohel in Warsaw
Matzeva of Rebbe Elimelekh Weisblum, Leżajsk ohel
Sochaczew ohel where Rebbes Avraham Bornshtein and Shmuel Bornshtein are buried
The ohel was rebuilt in 1989-1990.
The tombstone on Rebbe Hanokh Henikh ha-kohen Levin-Shatin's grave
Over the years, the sarcophagus was renovated and a matzeva was placed on it, and recently (2024) a brick ohel was built in this place.
Rebbe Shmuel Tsvi Danziger's matzeva
The photo is from the 1990s, the matzeva, embedded in the western wall of the ohel, is currently in much worse condition.
Ohel where matzevas of Rebbes Yehiel Danziger, Shmuel Tsvi Danziger, Betsalel Yair Danziger and Yerahmiel Israel Yitzhak Danziger are embedded
The photo is from the 1990s, the matzevot, embedded in the western wall of the ohel, are currently in worse condition.
Kozienice ohel
The photo shows the ohel before its complete reconstruction at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. Currently, there are several matzevot and smaller plaques inside that commemorate Rebbes: Israel Hepstein, Moshe Eliakim Bria Hepstein, Elazar Hepstein, Yehiel Ya'akov Hepstein, Yerahmiel Moshe Shapira
Rebbe Israel Yitzhak Kalish's ohel
There are no matzevot left at the cemetery, the ohel on the Rebbes grave was built after 1989
Rebbe Yitzhak Meir Alter's ohel
Rebbe Yitzhak Meir Alter's ohel
Rebbe Barukh Halberstam's ohel
Rebbe Barukh Halberstam's ohel, internal view
Rebbe Elimelekh Weisblum's ohel
Rebbe David Shapira's gravestone plaque
Rebbe Tsvi Elimelekh Shapira's gravestone plaque
Rebbe Yeshaia Naftali Herts' gravestone plaque
Rabbanit Hana Mindl's gravestone plaque
Rabbanit Hana Mindl was Rebbe Tsvi Elimelekh Shapira's wife
Rebbe Avraham Twersky's portrait
Rebbe Aharon Twersky's portrait
Rebbe David Moshe Fridman's portrait
Rebbe David Twersky of Talne's portrait
Rebbe Dov Ber Fridman's portrait
A visit to Rebbe Nahman of Breslov's ohel
Rebbe Ya'akov Yitzhak Twersky's portrait
Rebbe Yohanan Twersky's portrait
Rebbe Menahem Mendel Schneersohn's portrait
Former ohel of Rebbe David Biderman
The pavilion was demolished, the new ohel was built around 2012-2013.
Former ohel of Rebbe David Biderman
The pavilion was demolished, the new ohel was built around 2012-2013.
Former ohel of Rebbe David Biderman
The pavilion was demolished, the new ohel was built around 2012-2013.
Former ohel of Rebbe David Biderman
The pavilion was demolished, the new ohel was built around 2012-2013.
Przysucha ohel
In the ohel Rebbes Simha Bunem Bonhard, Ya'akov Yitzhak Rabinowicz, Avraham ha-magid, Tsvi Mordekhai, Ya'akov Yitzhak Elhanan Rabinowicz, Yerahmiel Rabinowicz
Synagogue in Rymanów
The photo was taken in 1996 and the building has been rebuilt since then
Synagogue in Rymanów
The photo was taken in 1996 and the building has been rebuilt since then
Synagogue in Rymanów, internat view
The photo was taken in 1996 and the building has been rebuilt since then
Headquarters of the Chabad-Lubavitch Hasidic movement
The building is situated on 770 Eastern Parkway, New York
Lubavitch ohel, New York
The Rebbes buried there are Yosef Yitzhak Schneersohn and Menahem Mendel Shneerson
Rebbes Tsvi Elimelekh Shapira's and Yoshua Shapira's matzevot
Rebbe Yoshua Shapira's matzeva
Rebbe Arie Leibush Halberstam's matzeva
Rebbes in spa town Iwonicz Zdrój.
Rebbe Shlomo Hanokh Rabinowicz (?) sits second from left. Second from right sits Rebbe Yehiel Hayim Israel Yitzhak Kalish
Rabbi Efrayim Zalman Margoliot's matzeva in Brody
The photo was published on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Rabbi's death
Rebbe Tsvi Elimelekh Shapira during his last walk in Karlsbad
Rebbe Avraham Mordekhai Alter
Rebbes Avraham Mordekhai Alter and Simha Bunem Alter during their stay in Marienbad
The Rebbes are accompanied by the Alexander Rebbe (Betsalel Yair Danziger?) (4) and Rabbi Yitzhok Meir Kanal (1)
Rebbe Hayim Elazar Shapira in Starý Smokovec
The photo was published due to the Rebbe's death
Rebbe Israel Yosef Finkler
The photo was published due to the Rebbe's death
Rebbe Shaul Yedidia Elazar Taub leaving for Palestine
Rebbe Shmuel Eliahu Taub
Rebbe Yehiel Teitelbaum
The Rebbe was forced to pose for the photo with his tallit and tefillin. The photo was taken in the Kolbuszowa ghetto, outside the Rebbe's home
In the foreground - Avraham and Spira Kon over their father's grave. In the background - the Kozienice ohel
Kozienice ohel
Next to the ohel stands Tsvi Yitzhak, hazzan.
Rebbe Asher Elimelekh Shapira's funeral
The inscription says the funeral took place 8th day of Elul, 5696 (1936-08-26). Photo captions say it took place in 1935.
Ruins of the Kozienice ohel
The ohel was destroyed in the first WWII German bombing
Rebbe Yehiel Hayim Israel Yitzhak Kalish
Rebbe Shimon Shalom Kalish (R) in conversation with Rabbi S. Walkin (L)
Rebbe Shlomo Hanokh Rabinowicz
Portrait of the Rebbe made from Song of Songs fragments.
Rebbe Ya'akov Arie Guterman's ohel
The Rebbe was buried on Gęsia St. (now Okopowa) in Warsaw. His ohel was destroyed during WWII and is now reconstructed.
Rebbe Aharon Menahem Mendel Guterman on the streets of Warsaw
A lithography of Rebbe Hayim Halberstam's ohel on his Yahrzeit
Polish Rabbis: 1) Rabbi Israel Meir Kagan, 2) Rebbe Avraham Mordekhai Alter (Ger), 3) Rabbi Mendel (Rebbe Yitzhak Meir Alter's grandson), 4) Grodzisk Rabbi, 5) Rebbe Issakhar Leib Weinberg?, 6) Piotrków Rabbi, 7) Rebbe Yitzhak Menahem Rotenberg
Poster of the Bais Yaakov school in Brzeziny
The poster advertises "an evening with a rich program and a raffle"
Poster of the Bais Yaakov school in Siedlce
The poster advertises performance of Bais Yaakov students led by their teacher - Ms D. Różańska
Poster of the Bais Yaakov Association in Łuków
The poster advertises a "mass rally" at which S. Blejcherówna will deliver a lecture entitled "What kind of education we give to our daughters"
Poster of the Bais Yaakov school in Lublin
The poster encourages parents to enroll their daughters.
One-day of the Bais Yaakov school in Ostrów Mazowiecka
The one-day informs about the school's development, recent renovation and newly hired teachers and encourages parents to enroll their daughters.
Poster of the Bais Yaakov School Board in Warsaw (Nalewki 37, Twarda 35, Dzielna 20)
The poster reminds about compulsory schooling and encourages parents to enroll their daughters.
Sasiv Bes Medresh, a print
Przedbórz synagogue, view from the West
The building was made of larch. Adolf Szyszko-Bohusz states that local traditions say that the architect of the synagogue (together with Pińczów and unfinished Działoszyn) was Yehuda Leib. The Przedbórz synagogue was burned down by the Nazis in 1939.
Przedbórz synagogue, ground floor plan (1:250)
The building was made of larch. Adolf Szyszko-Bohusz states that local traditions say that the architect of the synagogue (together with Pińczów and unfinished Działoszyn) was Yehuda Leib. The Przedbórz synagogue was burned down by the Nazis in 1939.
Przedbórz synagogue, ceiling plan (1:250)
The building was made of larch. Adolf Szyszko-Bohusz states that local traditions say that the architect of the synagogue (together with Pińczów and unfinished Działoszyn) was Yehuda Leib. The Przedbórz synagogue was burned down by the Nazis in 1939.
Przedbórz synagogue, cross section (1:250)
The building was made of larch. Adolf Szyszko-Bohusz states that local traditions say that the architect of the synagogue (together with Pińczów and unfinished Działoszyn) was Yehuda Leib. The Przedbórz synagogue was burned down by the Nazis in 1939.
Przedbórz synagogue, longitudinal section (1:250)
The building was made of larch. Adolf Szyszko-Bohusz states that local traditions say that the architect of the synagogue (together with Pińczów and unfinished Działoszyn) was Yehuda Leib. The Przedbórz synagogue was burned down by the Nazis in 1939.
Przedbórz synagogue, bay window
The building was made of larch. Adolf Szyszko-Bohusz states that local traditions say that the architect of the synagogue (together with Pińczów and unfinished Działoszyn) was Yehuda Leib. The Przedbórz synagogue was burned down by the Nazis in 1939.
Przedbórz synagogue, door
The building was made of larch. Adolf Szyszko-Bohusz states that local traditions say that the architect of the synagogue (together with Pińczów and unfinished Działoszyn) was Yehuda Leib. The Przedbórz synagogue was burned down by the Nazis in 1939.
Przedbórz synagogue, interior
The building was made of larch. Adolf Szyszko-Bohusz states that local traditions say that the architect of the synagogue (together with Pińczów and unfinished Działoszyn) was Yehuda Leib. The Przedbórz synagogue was burned down by the Nazis in 1939.
Przedbórz synagogue, bimah
The building was made of larch. Adolf Szyszko-Bohusz states that local traditions say that the architect of the synagogue (together with Pińczów and unfinished Działoszyn) was Yehuda Leib. The Przedbórz synagogue was burned down by the Nazis in 1939.
Przedbórz synagogue, parochet
The building was made of larch. Adolf Szyszko-Bohusz states that local traditions say that the architect of the synagogue (together with Pińczów and unfinished Działoszyn) was Yehuda Leib. The Przedbórz synagogue was burned down by the Nazis in 1939.
Przedbórz synagogue, view from the East
The building was made of larch. Adolf Szyszko-Bohusz states that local traditions say that the architect of the synagogue (together with Pińczów and unfinished Działoszyn) was Yehuda Leib. The Przedbórz synagogue was burned down by the Nazis in 1939.
Przedbórz synagogue. The room where kehila meetings were held. Ceiling paintings
The building was made of larch. Adolf Szyszko-Bohusz states that local traditions say that the architect of the synagogue (together with Pińczów and unfinished Działoszyn) was Yehuda Leib. The Przedbórz synagogue was burned down by the Nazis in 1939.
Przedbórz synagogue. Light-reflecting brass backplate
The building was made of larch. Adolf Szyszko-Bohusz states that local traditions say that the architect of the synagogue (together with Pińczów and unfinished Działoszyn) was Yehuda Leib. The Przedbórz synagogue was burned down by the Nazis in 1939.
Przedbórz synagogue. Crown placed on top of Aron ha-Kodesh
The building was made of larch. Adolf Szyszko-Bohusz states that local traditions say that the architect of the synagogue (together with Pińczów and unfinished Działoszyn) was Yehuda Leib. The Przedbórz synagogue was burned down by the Nazis in 1939.
Szydłów synagogue, ground floor plan and longitudinal section (1:250)
The synagogue was built in 16th century. In 18th century Yehuda Leib made the polychrome. In 19th century the building caught fire, but was then renovated. During WWII the Nazis devastated the building. It was renovated in the 1980s and now holds a museum.
Szydłów synagogue.
The synagogue was built in 16th century. In 18th century Yehuda Leib made the polychrome. In 19th century the building caught fire, but was then renovated. During WWII the Nazis devastated the building. It was renovated in the 1980s and now holds a museum.
Szydłów synagogue, Aron ha-Kodesh
The synagogue was built in 16th century. In 18th century Yehuda Leib made the polychrome. In 19th century the building caught fire, but was then renovated. During WWII the Nazis devastated the building. It was renovated in the 1980s and now holds a museum.
Wyszogród synagogue. Ground floor plan (A) and floor plan (B)
The synagogue was destroyed by the Nazis in 1939. Today a park stands on its site.
Wyszogród synagogue, Aron ha-Kodesh
The synagogue was destroyed by the Nazis in 1939. Today a park stands on its site.
Zamość synagogue, ground floor plan
The building now holds a museum
Zamość synagogue, cross section (1:250)
The building now holds a museum
Zamość synagogue, interior
The building now holds a museum
Zamość synagogue, hanukkiah
The building now holds a museum
Szczebrzeszyn synagogue, ground floor plan and cross section (1:250)
The building now holds a house of culture
Szczebrzeszyn synagogue
The building now holds a house of culture
Szczebrzeszyn synagogue, interior
The building now holds a house of culture
Szczebrzeszyn synagogue, hanukkiah
The building now holds a house of culture
Krasnobród synagogue
The synagogue was destroyed by the Nazis
Krasnobród synagogue, interior
The synagogue was destroyed by the Nazis
Krasnobród synagogue, Aron ha-Kodesh
The synagogue was destroyed by the Nazis
Goraj synagogue
The synagogue was destroyed by the Nazis
Goraj synagogue, interior
The synagogue was destroyed by the Nazis
Goraj synagogue, hanukkiah
Przedbórz synagogue, polychrome keystones
The building was made of larch. Adolf Szyszko-Bohusz states that local traditions say that the architect of the synagogue (together with Pińczów and unfinished Działoszyn) was Yehuda Leib. The Przedbórz synagogue was burned down by the Nazis in 1939.
Lutomiersk synagogue, graphic
The building burned down during WWI, most likely in 1914
Pohrebyshche synagogue, crown from the furnishing, graphic
The synagogue was destroyed by the Nazis
Pohrebyshche synagogue, graphic
The synagogue was destroyed by the Nazis
Pohrebyshche synagogue, floor plan
The synagogue was destroyed by the Nazis
Pohrebyshche synagogue, hanukkiah, graphic
The synagogue was destroyed by the Nazis
Pohrebyshche synagogue, candlestic, graphic
The synagogue was destroyed by the Nazis
Pohrebyshche synagogue, Aron ha-Kodesh, graphic
The synagogue was destroyed by the Nazis
Lutomiersk synagogue, longitudinal section
The building burned down during WWI, most likely in 1914
Lutomiersk synagogue, ground plan
The building burned down during WWI, most likely in 1914
Lutomiersk synagogue, tzedakah box, graphic
The building burned down during WWI, most likely in 1914
Lutomiersk synagogue, finial of the Aron ha-Kodesh, graphic
The building burned down during WWI, most likely in 1914
Der Kocker Rabbi, Rebbe Menahem Mendel Morgenstern's monograph written by Pinhas Zelig Gliksman, Piotrków Trybunalski 1938
Radymno. General view.
Przeworsk synagogue
Przework synagogue, a drawing
Piotrków Trybunalski market square
Remuh synagogue and cemetery in Kraków
Szydłów, old city gate
Szydłów general view
Szydłów market square
Szydłów synagogue
Voupa synagogue
The synagogue was destroyed by the Nazis during WWII. It's exact replica was built in Biłgoraj, Poland, in 2015
Voupa synagogue, bimah
The synagogue was destroyed by the Nazis during WWII. It's exact replica was built in Biłgoraj, Poland, in 2015
Voupa synagogue, Aron ha-Kodesh
The synagogue was destroyed by the Nazis during WWII. It's exact replica was built in Biłgoraj, Poland, in 2015
Voupa synagogue, copper hanukkiah, graphic
The synagogue was destroyed by the Nazis during WWII. It's exact replica was built in Biłgoraj, Poland, in 2015
Nasielsk synagogue, graphic
The synagogue was built in the 17th century and was was demolished in 1880 due to its poor technical condition.
Nasielsk synagogue, parochet
The synagogue was built in the 17th century and was was demolished in 1880 due to its poor technical condition.
Uzlyany synagogue, graphic
Uzlyany was a small shtetl. The synagogue was built in the first decade of the 18th century.
Uzlyany synagogue, Aron ha-Kodesh, graphic
Uzlyany was a small shtetl. The synagogue was built in the first decade of the 18th century. The Aron ha-Kodesh was made by Beer ben Israel, who also decorated other small synagogues in the area.
Rebbes in spa town Iwonicz Zdrój.
Rebbe Shlomo Hanokh Rabinowicz (?) sits in the centre. First from left could be his son-in-law, Rebbe Moshe David Rabinowicz. Second from right sits Rebbe Yehiel Hayim Israel Yitzhak Kalish
Będzin, Małachowskiego St., where Gerer Bes Medresh was situated
The Bes Medresh was situated in the courtyard at Małachowskiego 28 St.
Będzin, market square
Będzin, view of the castle and the synagogue
The synagogue is on the right side of the photo
Wolnica Square in Kraków, where "Husiatyn" shul was situated
It was situated on today's Wolnica Square 14 (the red tenement house on the right side of the picture)
Synagogue "Bet Hasidim" in Lviv after being burned down
It was burned down during the Lwów pogrom in 1918
Shul next to Kraków Old Synagogue
Building where former Radomsker Shul was situated, Kraków
It was situated on Augustiańska 22 St. It was renovated and is now a residential building.
Former "Reb Aron Hasidim" shul in Kraków
It was situated on Józefa 33 St, next to the Old Synagoue.
Zucker synagogue (Hasidic Bes Medresh) in Kraków.
It was situated on Węgierska 5 St. It was devastated by the Nazis and was thoroughly renovated in 1997.
Słoneczna St. in Lviv, where Or Shemesh synagogue was situated.
It was situated on Słoneczna 26 St., demolished in 1903 and moved to Miodowa 3 St.
Rzeźnicka St. in Lviv, where Olesker Kloiz was situated.
It was situated on Rzeźnicka 11 St.
Jakob Glanzer Shul in Lviv, 19th century painting
It is situated on the corner of Svyatoho Teodora Square.
Lutsk synagogue
Lutsk synagogue, bimah
Lutsk synagogue, Aron ha-Kodesh
Lutsk, general view
Zhovkva synagogue
Zhovkva market place
Zhovkva, general view
Zhovkva synagogue, bimah
Novogrudok synagogue
Novogrudok downtown, general view
Novogrudok market square
Novogrudok, view from North
Aziory synagogue
Sanok market square
Former Jewish quarter in Lublin, a postcard
Lublin castle is visible in the background.
Kraśnik market square
Dębica market square
Dynów market square
Jarosław market square
The tenement house in the centre of the postcard (address: Mały Rynek 17) housed a prayer house.
Chełm market square
Jarosław, former Great Synagogue
The synagogue was built in 1810-1811. Address: Opolska 12 St.
Jarosław, former Great Synagogue
The synagogue was built in 1810-1811. Address: Opolska 12 St.
Jarosław, former small synagogue
The synagogue was built in 1900. Address: Plac Bożnic 5
Jarosław ohel
In the ohel Rebbes Shimon Merilus, Bunem Menahem Mendel Merilus (and his wife) and Kehat Halprin (and his wife) are buried. The ohel was destroyed during WWII and was rebuilt by Agudath Ohalei Tsadikim in February 2010.
Chełm, former small synagogue
The synagogue was built in 1912-1914. Address: Kopernika 8 St.
Dębica, former New Town Synagogue
The synagogue was built in the 18th century. Currently (2026), the building is planned to be renovated. Address: Krakowska 3 St.
Kraśnik, small synagogue
The synagogue was built in 1823-1857. Currently (2026), the building is repainted and has new windows. Further renovation of the building is also planned. Address: Bóźniczna 6 St.
Kraśnik, small synagogue, interior with polychrome visible
The synagogue was built in 1823-1857. Currently (2026), the building is repainted and has new windows. Further renovation of the building is also planned. Address: Bóźniczna 6 St.
Kraśnik, small synagogue, polychrome
The synagogue was built in 1823-1857. Currently (2026), the building is repainted and has new windows. Further renovation of the building is also planned. Address: Bóźniczna 6 St.
Kraśnik, Great Synagogue, before renovation
The synagogue was built in the 17th century and then rebuilt in the 18th and the 19th century. Address: Bóźniczna 6 St.
Kraśnik, Great Synagogue, after renovation
The synagogue was built in the 17th century and then rebuilt in the 18th and the 19th century. Address: Bóźniczna 6 St.
Cieszanów, Great Synagogue, before renovation
The synagogue was built in 1889. In 2023, the building was renovated and turned into a day care center for seniors. Address: Kustronia 2 St.
Cieszanów, Great Synagogue, interior fragment after renovation
The synagogue was built in 1889. In 2023, the building was renovated and turned into a day care center for seniors. Address: Kustronia 2 St.
Przemyśl, New Synagogue
The synagogue was built in 1910-1918. Address: Słowackiego 15 St.
Przemyśl, New Synagogue, interior
The synagogue was built in 1910-1918. Address: Słowackiego 15 St.
Przemyśl, former New Synagogue, interior
The synagogue was built in 1910-1918. At the time the photo was taken, the building housed the municipal public library. Address: Słowackiego 15 St.
Przemyśl, former New Synagogue
The synagogue was built in 1910-1918. Address: Słowackiego 15 St.
Przemyśl, general view
Przemyśl market square
Rzeszów market square
Former Sadagura Kloyz in Sanok
Address: Rynek 10
Remains of the Great Synagogue in Sanok
In the background on the left - Sadagura Kloyz (Small Synagogue). Address: Rynek 10
Former Rebbe's court in Góra Kalwaria
Address: Pijarska 10/12 St.
Former Ger synagogue in Góra Kalwaria
The synagogue was built in 1903. Address: Pijarska 10/12 St.
Former Synagogue in Góra Kalwaria
The synagogue was built in 1905 on the site of an old synagogue that burned down. Address: Pijarska 5 St.
Former Synagogue in Góra Kalwaria
The photo was taken in 1986. The synagogue was built in 1905 on the site of an old synagogue that burned down. Address: Pijarska 5 St.
Gorlice, "Besht" Shtibl
Address: Strażacka St. The building was demolished in 2016.
Gorlice general view
Former Great Synagogue in Gorlice
The synagogue was built in the 18th century and expanded in the 19th century. Address: Piekarska 3.
Opoczno general view
Opoczno Synagogue is visible on the left site of the photo.
Former Opoczno synagogue
Synagogue in Rymanów after renovation
The Synagogue is being rebuilt since 2005. Address: Piękna 2
Rymanów - Rebbe Menahem Mendel Turm's ohel
Rymanów ohelim
In the ohel on the left Rebbe Tsvi Hirsh ha-kohen is buried; in the one on the right - Rebbe Menahem Mendel Turm
Former Great Synagogue in Łęczna
Today the building houses a museum. Address: Bożnicza 19 St.
Former Great Synagogue in Łęczna, Aron ha-Kodesh
Today the building houses a museum. Address: Bożnicza 19 St.
Former Great Synagogue in Łęczna, bimah
Today the building houses a museum. Address: Bożnicza 19 St.
Former Small Synagogue in Łęczna
Today the building houses a municipial public library. Address: Bożnicza 21 St.
Lubartowska Street in Lublin
There were several kloyzn along the street: Biala (No. 30), Breslov (No. 34), Kozhnitz (No. 22), Partschev (No. 13), Radzin (No. 18), Trisk (No. 29)
Włodawa market square
Włodawa Great Synagogue
The Synagogue was built in 1764-1774 and is part of the synagogue complex in Włodawa. Architect: Paolo Fontana. Address: Czerwonego Krzyża 7 St.
Włodawa, Great Synagogue, interior
The Synagogue was built in 1764-1774 and is part of the synagogue complex in Włodawa. Architect: Paolo Fontana. Address: Czerwonego Krzyża 7 St.
Dynów ohel
In the ohel, Rebbes David Shapira, Tsvi Elimelekh Shapira, Yeshaia Naftali Herts and Rabbanit Hana Mindl are buried
Włodawa, former Great Synagogue
The Synagogue was built in 1764-1774 and is part of the synagogue complex in Włodawa. Architect: Paolo Fontana. Address: Czerwonego Krzyża 7 St.
Włodawa, former Great Synagogue, interior
The Synagogue was built in 1764-1774 and is part of the synagogue complex in Włodawa. Architect: Paolo Fontana. Address: Czerwonego Krzyża 7 St.
Włodawa, former Great and Small Synagogues
The Great Synagogue was built in 1764-1774 (architect: Paolo Fontana); the Small Synagogue was built in the second half of the 18th century. Both are part of the synagogue complex in Włodawa. Address: Czerwonego Krzyża 7 St.
Włodawa, former Small Synagogue
The synagogue was built in the second half of ther 18th century and is part of the synagogue complex in Włodawa. Address: Czerwonego Krzyż 7 St.
Włodawa, former Small Synagogue, interior
The synagogue was built in the second half of ther 18th century and is part of the synagogue complex in Włodawa. Address: Czerwonego Krzyż 7 St.
Włodawa, former Bes Medresh
The Bes Medresh was built in 1927/1928 and is part of the synagogue complex in Włodawa. Address: Czerwonego Krzyża 7 St.
Wielkie Oczy, former Synagogue, before renovation
The synagogue was built in 1910, destroyed during WWI and then rebuilt in 1927 (architect: Jan Sas-Zubrzycki, design from 1917). It was renovated in 2011. Today it houses a public library. Address: Rynek 14.
Wielkie Oczy, former Synagogue, after renovation
The synagogue was built in 1910, destroyed during WWI and then rebuilt in 1927 (architect: Jan Sas-Zubrzycki, design from 1917). It was renovated in 2011. Today it houses a public library. Address: Rynek 14.
Sandomierz, general view
The Synagogue can be seen near the centre of the picture, on the left. Today's adddress: Żydowska 4 St.
Sandomierz market square
Sandomierz, former Synagogue
Today the building houses a branch of State Archives. Address: Żydowska 4 St.
Ostroh general view
Ostroh Synagogue, external view
The synagogue was built in the 16th century. Address: Chaikovskoho 8 St.
Tarnów general view
Łańcut market square
Nowy Sącz market square and general view
Tarnów market square
Yazlovets general view, drawing
Kuty general view
The synagogue rises above other buildings and is visible near the centre of the photo, on the left
Kuty market square
Przeworsk synagogue
Kuty synagogue
Chełm synagogue
Yazlovets synagogue
Peremyshliany synagogue
Końskie synagogue
Przemyśl, former synagogue
During WWII, the synagogue was converted into power plant
Horokhiv synagogue during WWI
Bibrka general view
The synagogue rises above other buildings and is visible on the right side of the picture. Today, it is in ruins.
Bibrka synagogue
The synagogue was built in 1821. After WWII, the building served as a food warehouse. Today, it is in ruins.
Chęciny general view
Chęciny synagogue
The synagogue was built in the 17th century and now houses a Remembrance Centre for Jewish Culture
Zalishchyky market square
The synagogue is visible in the background
Pińczów synagogue, interior (ruined)
The synagogue is now renovated and is one of the oldest synagogues in Poland. It was built in 1594-1609.
Sadhora general view, postcard
The Great Synagogue is visible in the centre, and on the left side - the Rebbe's Palace and the Hasidic Synagogue.
The Rebbe's palace in Sadhora, postcard
The palace was built in 1842 from Rebbe Israel Fridman's funda (together with the Synagogue)
Sadhora, Hasidic Synagogue, postcard
The Synagogue was built in 1842 from Rebbe Israel Fridman's funds (together with the Rebbe's palace)
Sadhora, Hasidic Synagogue
The Synagogue was built in 1842 from Rebbe Israel Fridman's funds (together with the Rebbe's palace)
Sandomierz, former synagogue
Today the building houses a branch of State Archives. Address: Żydowska 4 St.
Ostroh, former synagogue
The synagogue was built in the 16th century. Address: Chaikovskoho 8 St.
Zalishchyky market square
The synagogue is visible in the background
Zalishchyky, general view
The synagogue is visible near the centre, in the top part of the photo
Chmielnik, general view
The synagogue rises above other buildings and is visible near the centre, in the top part of the photo.
Pińczów synagogue, exterior view (ruined)
The synagogue is now renovated and is one of the oldest synagogues in Poland. It was built in 1594-1609.
Pińczów, former synagogue
The synagogue is renovated and is one of the oldest synagogues in Poland. It was built in 1594-1609.
Pińczów, former synagogue, interior
The synagogue is renovated and is one of the oldest synagogues in Poland. It was built in 1594-1609.
Pińczów, former synagogue, Aron ha-Kodesh
The synagogue is renovated and is one of the oldest synagogues in Poland. It was built in 1594-1609.
Lublin, general view from Czwartek hill
Buildings on Ruska and Szeroka St. There were a few kloyzn along Szeroka St. : Bałżyce (No. 37); Parisov (No. 41); Ya'akov Yitzhak Horowitz's kloyz (No. 28); Yehuda Leib Eger's kloyz (No. 40)
Działoszyce during a flood
The flood occurred in May 1937. The synagogue is visible in the background.
Lviv, synagogue on Słoneczna St. (Or Shemesh?)
Khodoriv synagogue, exterior view
The synagogue was built in the 17th century.
Khodoriv synagogue, Aron ha-Kodesh
The synagogue was built in the 17th century.
Khodoriv synagogue, Hanukkiah
The synagogue was built in the 17th century.
Nowy Sącz, synagogue
The synagogue has been serving religious functions since 2017 and is managed by the Bonei Sanz-Polska Foundation, whose representative is Rabbi Yoel Halberstam, the great-great-grandson of Rebbe Hayim Halberstam.
Nowy Sącz synagogue, interior, drawing
The drawing was made by Stanisław Wyspiański, one of the best known and most multifaceted Polish artists. // The synagogue has been serving religious functions since 2017 and is managed by the Bonei Sanz-Polska Foundation, whose representative is Rabbi Yoel Halberstam, the great-great-grandson of Rebbe Hayim Halberstam.
Nowy Sącz synagogue, interior, drawing
The drawing was made by Stanisław Wyspiański, one of the best known and most multifaceted Polish artists. // The synagogue has been serving religious functions since 2017 and is managed by the Bonei Sanz-Polska Foundation, whose representative is Rabbi Yoel Halberstam, the great-great-grandson of Rebbe Hayim Halberstam.
Nowy Sącz, Bais Nosn kloyz
Address: Jagiellońska 12.
Nowy Sącz, former prayer house
Address: Jagiellońska 50. A movable part of the roof is visible on the photo. It was opened during the Sukkot holiday using a special windlass.
Chmielnik, former synagogue
The synagogue was built in the 18th century. Since its renovation (2014) it houses a museum and an educational centre "Świętokrzyski Sztetl"
Częstochowa, Najświętszej Marii Panny avenue
Two Ger kloyzn were situated along the street: No. 31 and No. 6.
Minsk, Chabad-Lubavitch Synagogue
The synagogue was built in 2005 on the site of the old synagogue. Address: Kropotkin 22 St.
Kherson, Chabad-Lubavitch Synagogue
The synagogue was built in 1895, burned down by the Nazis and is now rebuilt. Address: Gorki 21 St.
Donetsk, Bet Menahem-Mendl
The synagogue was built in 1910-1919 and is now renovated. Address: Oktyabrskaya 36 St.
Mykolaiv, Chabad-Lubavitch Synagogue
The synagogue was built 1877. Address: Liebknecht 15 St.
Kraków, former Cieszanow Synagogue
Address: Miodowa 13 St.
Łódź, former Aleksander Synagogue
Address: Zachodnia 54 St. Today, the interior houses the Academic Center for Artistic Initiatives.
Bochnia, Bobov kloyz
The kloyz was built in 1922 and served only Bobov hasidim.
Kraków, former Bobov kloyz
The kloyz was founded in 1871, the building also housed a Talmud Tora. Originally the building had only one floor and was designed by Jacek Matusiński. Address: Estery 12 St.
Piotrków Trybunalski, Farna St. with Amshinov kloyz
Amshinov kloyz is visible on the right - it was situated on Farna St. (on the corner with Starowarszawska St.)
Horodok, synagogue complex
The buildings were destroyed by the Nazis during WWII.
Horodok, general view
The synagogue complex is visible in the background, on the right. The buildings were destroyed by the Nazis during WWII.
Bochnia, general view
Stryków, synagogue
The building was burned down by the Nazis in 1939 and blown up in 1941.
Stryków, synagogue
The building was burned down by the Nazis in 1939 and blown up in 1941.
Muszyna, Sądowa St.
The synagogue is visible third from left. Today's address: Kita St. The building no longer exists.
Bauska, general view
The kloyz is the first building beyond the bridge, on the right
Bauska, view of the bridge with former kloyz
The kloyz is the small, green building.
Kaunas, former kloyz
Address: Gimnazijos 6 St.
Kraków, Chabad-Lubavitch headquarters
Address: Świętego Sebastiana 23 St.
Mukachevo, Great Synagogue
Rebbe Avraham Yitzhak ha-kohen Kahn and his son in Mea Shearim
Końskie synagogue, bimah
Rebbe Avraham Mordekhai Alter in the (old) Hurva Synagogue, Jerusalem
Rebbe at a prayer gathering in the (old) Hurva Synagogue, Jerusalem, in November 1942, after news of the murder of the Jews of Poland arrived.
Rebbe Yekutiel Yehuda Halberstam in his youth
Rebbe Yekutiel Yehuda Halberstam with David Ben Gurion
Rebbe Shlomo Gottlieb's ohel
The Rebbe was buried in Volodymyr.
Rebbe Shlomo Goldman
Rebbe's palace in Husiatyn
Rebbe Elimelekh Shapira
Rebbe David Fridman
Rebbe David Fridman's family
First row from the right, Rebbe David Fridman, and next to him his daughter Zipporah Feiga. Second row, second from the right, his wife Rebbetzin Batsheva
Rebbe Yoshua Heshel Rabinowicz
Rebbe Shmuel Bornshtein
Rebbe Shalom Safrin
Rebbe Issakhar Ber Rosenbaum
Rebbe Ya'akov Israel Twersky
Rebbe Menahem Mendel Taub and Rabbi Moshe Sternbuch
Rebbe Yosef Grinwald
Rebbe Ya'akov Yehezkiel Grinwald
Rebbe Yitzhak Meir Heshel
Rebbe Israel Shalom Yosef Heshel
Rebbe Ya'akov Leizer
Rebbe Hayim Ya'akov Safrin
Rebbe Shalom Safrin
Rebbe Shalom Safrin in London.
Beside the Rebbe are Rabbi Hanoch Dov Padua and Rabbi Yitzhak Ya'akov Weiss. In the background is the elder and head of the congregation, Rabbi Getzil Berger of London.
Rebbe Yeruham Leiner at Meir Aspes' wedding
The man shaking the Rebbes hand is Meir Aspes. Others are members of his family.
Rebbe Gedalia Moshe
Aleksandrów Łódzki, former Alexander Rebbes home
The building now houses dormitory of M. Kopernik High School
Rebbe Levi Yitzhak Drabrimdiker's "Sefer kedushat Levi ‘al ha-Torah"
The book was published in Warsaw in 1876.
Rebbe Kalonymos Kalman ha-levi Epstein's "Maor va-Shemesh"
The book was published in Warsaw in 1877.
Rebbe Israel Hepstein's "Avodat Israel"
The book was published in Warsaw in 1878.
Rebbe Zeev Wolf ha-levi's "Or ha-Meir"
The book was published in Warsaw in 1883.
Rebbe Naftali Tsvi Horowitz's "Seder ha-Korbanot ve-Hakafot"
The book (4th edition) was published in Kraków in 1900.
Rebbe Gershon Hanokh Leiner's "Sefer Sidrei Taharut"
The book was published in Piotrków Trybunalski in 1903.
Rebbe Tsvi Elimelekh Shapira's "Agra De Firka"
The book was published in Lviv in 1910.
Rebbe Elimelekh Weisblum's "Sefer Nifla'ot Elimelekh"
The book was published in Piotrków Trybunalski in 1910.
Vitebsk Rebbe Menahem Mendel's "Pri Ha'aretz"
The book was published in Lublin in 1928.
Rebbe Nahman of Breslov's "Sefer Sipurei Ma'asiyot"
The book was published in Lublin in 1929.
Rebbe Nahman of Breslov's "Sefer Tikkun ha-Klali"
The book was published in Piotrków Trybunalski in 1928.
Rebbe Tsadok ha-kohen Rabinowicz's "Sefer Israel Kadoshim"
The book was published in Lublin in 1928.
"Sipurei Baal Shem Tov"
The book was published in Warsaw in 1928.
Rebbe Nahman of Breslov's "Likkutei Etzot"
The book was published in Warsaw in 1929.
Rebbe Pinhas Shapira's "Sefer Midrash Pinhas"
The book was published in Biłgoraj in 1929.
Rebbe Pinhas Menahem Eleazar Justman's "Shiftei Tsaddik Al Shabbat HaGadol VeHag HaPesakh"
The book was published in Warsaw in 1929.
"Shivchei HaRav Shneur Zalman of Liadi"
The book was published in Warsaw in 1930.
Rebbe Ya'akov Yitzhak Rabinowicz's "Niflaot HaYehudi"
The book was published in Piotrków Trybunalski around 1930.
Rebbe Pinhas Menahem Eleazar Justman's "Shiftei Tsaddik Al Hag HaShavuot"
The book was published in Warsaw in 1930.
"Shivchei Baal Shem Tov"
The book was published in Biłgoraj in 1930.
Rebbe Moshe Tsvi Giterman's "Likkutei Shoshanim"
The book was published in Łódź in 1931.
Rebbe Avraham David Wahrman's "Ezer MiKodesh"
The book was published in Biłgoraj in 1932.
Rebbe Moshe Mordekhai Morgenstern's "Midrash Moshe"
The book was published in Warsaw in 1934.
Rebbe Kalonymos Kalman Shapira's "Drasha"
The book was published in Warsaw in 1936.
Rebbe Nahman of Breslov's "Likkutei Moharan"
The book was published in Warsaw in 1936.
Rebbe Yehuda Arie Leib Alter's "Sefat Emet Likutim"
The book was published in Piotrków Trybunalski around 1936.
Rebbe Tsvi Elimelekh Shapira's "She'elot u-Tshuvot Tsvi la-Tsadik"
The book was published in Biłgoraj in 1936.
Rebbe Ya'akov Arie Guterman's "Sefer Bikurei Aviv"
The book was published in Łódź in 1936.
Rebbe Nahman Goldstein's "Tfilot ve-Tahanunim"
The book was published in Warsaw in 1937.
Rebbe Israel Hepstein's "Sefer Magid Mesharim"
The book was published in Warsaw in 1937.
Rebbe Issakhar Dov Ber's "Niflaot HaSaba Kadisha", helek sheni
The book was published in Piotrków Trybunalski in 1937.
Rebbe Yoshua Shapira's "Keren Yeshua", helek rishon
The book was published in Biłgoraj in 1937.
Rebbe Nahman of Breslov's "Zimrat HaAretz"
The book was published in Warsaw in 1936/7.
Rebbe Natan Sternharz "Yemei Moharanat"
The book was published in Warsaw in 1938.
The Great Study Hall of Munkacs in Borough Park, Brooklyn, NYC
Looking west across 14th Avenue and 47th Street at Munkacs World Headquarters in Boro Park, Brooklyn
Batei Munkacs, Jerusalem
Batei Munkacs is an area in Jerusalem, established by the Munkacher Rebbe, Hayim Elazar Shapiro, for the immigrants from Mukachevo who came up to the Land of Israel.
Kolel Munkacs, Jerusalem
Batei Munkacs is an area in Jerusalem, established by the Munkacher Rebbe, Hayim Elazar Shapiro, for the immigrants from Mukachevo who came up to the Land of Israel.
Rebbe Ya’akov Yitzhak Shapira
Rebbe Moshe Yehuda Leib Shapira
Rebbe Barukh Yoshua Yerahmiel Rabinowicz
Rebbe Barukh Yoshua Yerahmiel Rabinowicz photographed by Roman Vishniac.
Rebbe Tsvi Hirsh Shapira
Poster announcing coming of Rebbe Hayim Elazar Shapira to Eretz Israel
Munkacs synagogue in Petah Tikva, interior view
Rebbe Moshe Yehuda Leib Shapira
Rebbe Barukh Yerahmiel Yoshua Rabinowicz’s grave in Petah Tikva
Rebbe Barukh Yerahmiel Yoshua Rabinowicz with his students
Michael Bloomberg visiting with Rebbe Moshe Yehuda Leib Shapira in Brooklyn
Rebbe Moshe Yehuda Leib Shapira
Rebbe Hayim Elazar Shapira
Rebbe Yitzhak Aizyk Weiss
Rebbe Ya’akov Yosef Weiss
Rebbe Israel Hayim Weiss
Rebbe Meir Avraham Abish Horowitz
Rebbe Yosef Meir Kahana
Rebbe Israel Hayim Weiss in conversation with Rabbi Yona Metzger
The photo was taken during Mordekhai and Thila Metzger's wedding
The facade of Spinka Bes Medresh in Zikaron Moshe, Jerusalem