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A Memorial to Rabbi Chaim of Volozhin.

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German cemetery of WWI (Bogdanovo-Desyatniki). September 2004.

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German cemetery of WWI (Bogdanovo-Desyatniki). September 2004.

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Bogdanovo. September 2004.

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Roman-Catholic church in Vishnevo (1811). September 2004.

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Roman-Catholic church in Vishnevo (1811). September 2004.

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Roman-Catholic church in Vishnevo (1811). September 2004.

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Tyshkevich palace in Volozhyn. September 2004.

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Tyshkevich palace in Volozhyn. September 2004.

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Dear Eilat,

The Posters which you created are hung on the walls in the Volozhin Yeshiva. I am sending you some pictures which captured the inside of Yeshiva. Some of the posters are in the dark room (plywood covers windows), so the pictures came out very dark. On August 8 the first group of American tourists will visit Volozhin. I will go with them and take some more pictures.

Shabbat Shalom,
Yuri Dorn

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Erga in front of the Volozhin Yeshiva

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Erga Levitas by the memorial to the perished Jews of Volozhin

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Gershon ( Gigi) Peres ( nee Perski, brother of Shimon Peres)
next to the grave of Sara Gitl Perski ( daughter of Yaakov) who passed
away at age 34.
submitted by Gershon' grandson: David Peres.

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A grave of a Perski couple ( Yizhak, son of Yosef Yozl Perski and
his wife marisha)
submitted by Gershon nee Perski' grandson: David Peres.

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The Volozhin Yeshiva. Picture was taken by Melzer/ Perski/ Peres
family members.