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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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Biala-Podlaska. Peretz's 14th anniversary. (RG 28/P/394)
Bialystok. A lecture on "Suicide on Romantic Grounds," by poet and lecturer, Joel Mastbaum. (RG 28/P/401)
Chelm. A memorial ceremony for Yiddish literary critic Baal Makshoves [Israel Isidor Elyashev]. (RG 28/P/470)
Chrzanow. A lecture about Bialik, 1934. (RG 28/P/335)
Grodno. A literary/musical evening program in memory of poet Leib Najdus. (RG 28/P/406)
Kalisz. A Hanukah Ball, with a literary and musical program. (RG 28/P/362)
Kalisz. A "tunkeler ovnt," a "dark" evening, of humor and satire. (RG 28/P/459)
Kolo. A lecture by Shloyme [Shlomo] Mendelsohn from Warsaw. (RG 28/P/466)
Kolo. A lecture on: "The Soul of the East." (RG 28/P/467)
Kolomyja. A gathering to honor poet Naphtali Gross. (RG 28/P/448)
Kolomyja. A performance of an operetta, "di dray matones." (RG 28/P/438)
Lwow. An "Evening of the Five Muses," including talks on literature, painting, drama, and music. (RG 28/P/418)
Sambor. A lecture on: "Women Characters in European Literature." (RG 28/P/485)
Siedlce. A lecture on: "Preachers of Extinction," (about Jewish literature). (RG 28/P/1271)
Vilna. A literary and musical evening. (RG 28/P/742)
Vilna. A program honoring 20 years of literary achievement by writer Joel Mastbaum. (RG 28/P/515)
Vilna. Lecture: "Anatole France", by A. Litwak [Khayim Yankl Helfand], 10/24/[1924]. (RG 28/P/1012)
Vilna. Lecture: "Our New Literature in Eretz Israel." (RG 28/P/771)
Vilna. Lectures on "Remarque and his work 'All Quiet On the Western Front' ." (RG 28/P/516)
Warsaw. A lecture on: "The Longing for Heroism and the Dictatorship of Love." (RG 28/P/420)
Wlodzimierz. A lecture: "The Abyss Between Writer and Reader." (RG 28/P/287)

RG 51: Sofia M. Gurevitch Gymnasium (Vilna). Records.

Records related to the activities of a secular Jewish high school (est.1906), which began as a Russian-language school but shifted to Yiddish after WWI

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Sofa Gurevitch School Evening program (yarg51finvitationsd002)

RG 120: Territorial Photographic Collection. Poland.

Thousands of photographs of Jewish life in Poland before WWII

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Ejszyszki, 1936. Photomontage of the jubilee committee for the 100th anniversary of the birth of Mendele Moykher Sforim, at the I. L. Peretz Jewish Library. (yarg120po801)
Karwia, 1928. Men, including I. J. Singer, play chess, while a crowd looks on, at the Kultur-Lige Summer Colony. (yarg120po1363.01)
Lodz, 1909. Yiddish writer Mendele Moykher Sforim, with Jacob Dinesohn, Dovid Frischmann, and the teachers of the Jaroczinski Trade School. (yarg120po1807)
Lodz, ca. 1920s. Yiddish Writers: Broderson, Markish, and Kacyzne. (yarg120po1808.01)
Lowicz, Oct. 10, 1925. Portrait of members of a "lecture circle," posing in front of a portrait of I. L. Peretz. (yarg120po1961)
Pinsk, 1936. Girls read Polish and Yiddish newspapers, in the reading room of the Jewish Trade School for Girls. (yarg120po2965)
Unknown location, ca. 1910. Yiddish writers Shalom Asch, I. L. Peretz, Peretz's son Lucjan, and Hersh David Nomberg, a Hebrew writer. (yarg120po6847)
Unknown location,1912. Yiddish writer I. L. Peretz, with his wife Helena, and three young women friends. (yarg120po6846.01)
Vilna, 1928. Portrait of Kulbak, Opatoshu, Maks Eryk and Zalman Reisen, board members of the Yiddish PEN Club. (yarg120po5981c002)
Vilna, 1928. Portrait of Yiddish writers. (yarg120po5984.02)
Vilna, ca. 1900. Portrait of Shevel Kinkulkin, the last Jewish bookseller of non-Jewish books, on the streets of Vilna. (yarg120po6772)
Warszawa, 1921-22. Portrait of four writers: Uri Zvi Greenberg, Markish, Elkin, and Leybl. (yarg120po4701.11c001)
Warszawa, 1922. Members of the young Yiddish literary crowd: Esther Shumiatcher, Khane Kacyzne, Peretz Hirschbein, Mendl Elkin, Esther Elkin, Alter Kacyzne, and Uri Zvi Greenberg. (yarg120po4701.15)
Warszawa, 1922. The Khalyastre (Gang): Mendl Elkin, Peretz Hirschbein, Uri Zvi Greenburg, Peretz Markish, Melech Ravitch, and Israel Joshua Singer. (yarg120po4701.10)
Warszawa. A scene from the end of Motke Ganev, a play by Sholem Asch. (yarg120po4721)

RG 223: Sutzkever, Abraham -Kaczerginski, Szmerke. Collection. Part II. Historical and Literary Manuscripts.

Historical and literary manuscripts belonging to YIVO that were rescued and hidden from the Nazis, including manuscripts by S. An-Ski, Theodor Herzl, Mendele Moykher Sforim, and Sholem Aleichem

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COLLECTION Abraham Sutzkever and Szmerke Kaczerginski (223)

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