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RG 28: Poland (Vilna Archives) Collection.

Leaflets, posters, and other documents related to political organizations, elections, banks, trade unions, cultural activities, religious matters, and sports, from over 200 Jewish communities

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Appeal for support for Keren HeHaluz Hamizrachi (RG 28.Warsaw 38.1)
Appeal for support for Keren HeHaluz Hamizrachi (RG 28.Warsaw 38.2)

RG 28P: Poland (Vilna Archives) Collection. Posters.

Posters advertising political organizations, elections, banks, trade unions, cultural activities, religious matters, and sports, from over 200 Jewish communities

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COLLECTION Poland (Vilna Archives). Subgroup: Posters (RG 28)
Kalisz. Vote for Slate No. 7. (RG 28/P/938)
Kolomyja. Announcement of Hebrew School registration. (RG 28/P/1090)
Kolomyja. Appeal to boycott elections to the kehile on August 5. (RG 28/P/1287)
Unknown location. Appeal by the Mizrachi movement to donate money [shekels] to build up Erets Yisrael. (RG 28/P/1249)
Vilna. A lecture entitled "The Duty of a Son of Israel in Rebuilding the land of his Future." (RG 28/P/1247)
Vilna. Announcement of the beginning of a fundraising drive for the Mizrachi in the Vilna region. (RG 28/P/685)
Vilna. Announcement of the publication of the monthly "Hamizrach." (RG 28/P/684)
Vilna. Appeal for financial support for the Mizrachi and its efforts in Palestine. (RG 28/P/686)
Warsaw. Rabbinical appeal for religious Jews to join the Mizrachi, a Religious Zionist organization. (RG 28/P/682)
Warsaw. Vote for slate "17." (RG 28/P/294)

RG 29: Vilna. Collection.

Records of Jewish organizations and institutions; official government, municipal, and legal documents; memoirs of the German occupation, and other documents chronicling the life of the Jewish community in Vilna

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Shekel (RG 29.107.3)

RG 120: Territorial Photographic Collection. Poland.

Thousands of photographs of Jewish life in Poland before WWII

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Brzeziny, 1918. Yehuda Fuks, a Hebrew teacher, center, and others, pose with students of the Beit Sefer Yavne. (yarg120po393.01)