In the Old Town you will find many places connected with the history of Lublin's Jews, even though they were forbidden by law to settle within the city walls until 1862. During the walk we will find out where the mother of Szalom Szachna, the first rector of Lublin yeshiva, lived, in which building the Jewish People's Theatre was operating and in which the "Hachnasat Kala" Association for Aid to Poor Jewish Girls was located. We will learn the history of joint creation of poetry about Lublin by a Jewish poet and a Christian writer. We will hear about the tragic fate of children from a Jewish orphanage and the unique role that the tenement house at Noworybna 4 played for Holocaust Survivors.
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Jewish History Tours
Jewish History Tours is using digitized heritage collections to create a network of self-guided audio tours in Jewish locations across Europe.
