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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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Ostrog. The observance of the name-giving anniversary celebration of Marshal Jozef Pilsudski, 3/18/1927. (RG 28/P/881)
Ostrog. A 3-day program designed to educate the local population about tuberculosis. (RG 28/P/158)

RG 87: Dubnow, Simon (1860-1941). Papers.

Rare historical documents and research materials from the collection of the great historian Simon Dubnow (1860-1941), seminal scholar of Jewish history in Eastern Europe

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Royal decree about the appointment of Rabbi Meyer Hirshl Margolius, 1775. (rg87.934.73738.1)

RG 120: Territorial Photographic Collection. Poland.

Thousands of photographs of Jewish life in Poland before WWII

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Ostróg, 1906. Portrait of Moyshe Tolpin, a teacher in a governmental school, and his family. (yarg120po2766)
Ostrog, 1921-22. Hashomer Hatzair activists: Ezra Tolpin, Yosef and Yashe Bukimer, Grynes, Yosef Weksler, Shmarye Biber, and Baranik. (yarg120po2769.02)

RG 335.7: American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee. Subgroup: JDC Landsmanshaftn Department. Records.

Records of the Landsmanshaftn Department of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee, established to enlist the cooperation of landsmanshaftn in the AJDC's reconstruction program in Eastern Europe

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Child being weighed at a TOZ clinic (RG 335.7 307.7)
Children at meal at TOZ summer camp (RG 335.7 307.11)
Children at meal at TOZ summer camp (RG 335.7 307.4)
Children from TOZ orphanage in physical education class (RG 335.7 307.8)
Children from the TOZ orphanage working on handicrafts (RG 335.7 307.10)
Children receiving milk from TOZ (RG 335.7 307.5)
Girls from TOZ summer camp performing a dance (RG 335.7 307.2)
Hut of poor Jewish family, Ostrog (RG 335.7 307.9)
Mother and children in their home. (RG 335.7 307.3)
Mothers and children in their home (RG 335.7 307.6)

RG 1270: Kacyzne, Alter (1885-1941). Papers.

Photographs of Jewish life in Poland in the 1920s-1930s

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Ostrog. 'Leyvi Soyfer, the scribe (right) with his two 'unequal' students, one old, one young, at the end of a table by a window. (RG 1270_123)
Ostrog. At the center of town, clusters of people stand across an intersection. (RG 1270_116)
Ostrog. View of a busy commercial street with shops and sidewalk vendors. (RG 1270_119)
Ostrog. View of a church and the towers of the castle which was connected by an underground passage to the MAHARSHA Synagogue, (built in the mid-17th century), at the other end of the town. (RG 1270_120)