Siedlce, Poland (Pages 291-293)

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6. Bullet holes in the headquarters of the Jewish executive council.
View from Warszawska Street (currently Piłsudski Street) right after the 1906 pogrom
(photo: Tygodnik Ilustrowany, no. 38 [22 September 1906])

7. Estera Ratyniewicz's house on Alejna Street
(currently Kiliński Street) shot at and set fire to during the 1906 pogrom
(photo: Tygodnik Ilustrowany, no. 38 [22 September 1906])

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8. House on Piękna Street (currently Pułaski Street) having sustained cannon fire during 1906 pogrom
(photo: Tygodnik Ilustrowany, no. 38 [22 September 1906])

9. Victims of the 1906 pogrom
(photo: Tygodnik Ilustrowany, no. 38 [22 September 1906])

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10. On the left, Rabbi Pinkas Cukierman (c. 1840–c. 1914), nicknamed “The Droll,” with his assistant, Abramele.
Siedlce, in the vicinity of the synagogue in 1910
(photo from the collection of Isabel Cymerman)

11. View of Siedlce, with synagogue in the center.
Postcard by Tyliński from before 1915

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