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A view of Krakowska Street in Lublin. Photographed during the First World War.

Jewish refugees from Lublin, fleeing the area of combat during the First World War. Photographed by a German photographer.

"Yeshivat Chakhmei Lublin" - the Academy of the Sages of Lublin, a famed rabbinic seminary. Photographed before WWII.

The marketplace in a small town near Lublin on a market day. Photographed between the two world wars.

A Jewish water - carrier in Lublin, between the two world wars.

The spectators at the ceremony of laying the cornerstone of the "Yeshivat Chakhmei Lublin" - a famed rabbinic seminary in Lublin. Photographed, apparently, in 1924. Note: This yeshiva, the Academy of the Sages of Lublin, opened in 1930.

Some of the backers of the construction project for the "Yeshivat Chakhmei Lublin" - a famed rabbinic seminary in Lublin. In the photo: Sternfinkel (on the right), J. Zilber (second from the right) and Eisenberg (second from the left). Photographed in 1924. Note: This yeshiva, the Academy of the Sages of Lublin, opened in 1930.

Rabbis and guests in the Yeshivat Chakhmei Lublin rabbinic seminary. Photographed in 1936 or 1937.

A model of the Temple in Jerusalem, displayed in the "Yeshivat Chakhmei Lublin" rabbinic seminary. Photographed before WWII

Delivering merchandise to shops in the Jewish part of Lublin. According to its sign (in Polish), the shop under the balcony sold oil products. Photographed in 1938 or 1939.

Shops on a street in the Jewish part of Lublin. In the photo: a shop (on the right) selling belts for machinery and a shop (on the left) selling beer and teas. The shop signs are in Polish. Photographed in 1938 or 1939.

Shops on a street in the Jewish part of Lublin. According to the shop signs, in Polish, the shops in this photo dealt in watch repair, leather products, and phonographs and records. Photographed in 1938 or 1939.

Shops on a street in the Jewish part of Lublin. This building has a barbershop and a leather goods shop. The shop signs are in Polish. Photographed in 1938 or 1939.

Shops on a street in the Jewish part of Lublin. According to the shop signs, in Polish (from left to right), these are a pharmacy, a shoe store and a shop selling technical supplies and repairing various appliances. Photographed in 1938 or 1939.

Shops on a street in the Jewish part of Lublin. According to the shop signs, in Polish (from left to right), these are a shop selling meat products, a notions shop and a furniture store (see Photo No. 28260). Photographed in 1938 or 1939.

Shops on a street in the Jewish part of Lublin. According to the shop signs, in Polish, these are a notions shop (on the right) and a furniture store (on the left). Photographed in 1938 or 1939

Shops and offices on a street in the Jewish part of Lublin. According to the shop signs, in Polish, the first story has a paint store and a shop selling shoemakers' supplies. The second story has the offices of an insurance fund. Photographed in 1938 or 1939.

Shops on a street in the Jewish part of Lublin. According to the shop signs, in Polish, these are a building supply store, a shop selling shoemakers' supplies and another selling technical supplies. Photographed in 1938 or 1939.

Shops and offices on a street in the Jewish part of Lublin. According to the shop signs, in Polish, the shops on the first floor sell leather and shoemakers' supplies. On the second story are the offices of an association of the city's Jewish small business owners. Photographed in 1938 or 1939

Shops on a street in the Jewish part of Lublin. According to the shop signs in Polish and one in Yiddish, these are a paper store, a candy factory, a leather goods shop, and a shop selling insoles for footwear. Photographed in 1938 or 1939.

Extended Description Shops and offices on a street in the Jewish part of Lublin. According to the shop signs, in Polish, this block has the offices of an insurance fund and a fund for loans and a free loan association, a shoemaker's workshop, leather goods shop, and shops selling socks and thread. On the wall of the building (lower left) are also displayed notices in Yiddish and Polish about the May First (Labor Day) celebration. Photographed in 1938 or 1939.

The "Yeshivat Chakhmei Lublin," a famed rabbinic seminary and Talmudic academy. In English, this yeshiva is known as the Academy of the Sages of Lublin.

An old gravestone in the old Jewish cemetery in Lublin. Photographed between the two world wars.

A building in the Jewish quarter of Lublin between the two world wars

A group of Jewish dignitaries in Lublin between the two world wars. On the back of the photograph is the name Azriel Mantelmacher, possibly one of the figures in the grou

A Jewish educational institution in Lublin between the two world wars.

Teachers and pupils in the "Beis Yaakov" ultra - Orthodox girls' school in Lublin. Photographed between the two world wars. Note: The "Beis Yaakov" [House of Jacob] network of religious schools for girls was organized in post - WWI Poland by the Agudat Israel ultra - Orthodox movement

A group of Jewish youths in Lublin in 1928. In the photo: Simcha Kirszenfeld. It is possible that the young people in the photo belong to a youth movement or some other Jewish organization.