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The Railroad Station, circa 1888.
Visit of the Imperial Highnesses |
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| Street scene, date unknown. |
Die 8 Strasse, date unknown. |
Possibly the old Women's Gym. Date unknown. |
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| Duma area, circa 1915. |
The Railroad Station. , circa 1915.
Photo Credit: Boris Feldblyum |
Railroad Station, circa 1915. |
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| The male nurses of the Military Hospital, circa 1915. |
Duma Area
Photo Credit:
Jose Serlin, |
The new boulevards,
circa 1915. |
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| Unknown street scene, circa 1919. |
Marketplace, circa 1900. |
Shoseynaya Street, circa 1915.
Later: Jagiellonska Street
Now: Masherova Avenue |
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Buildings destroyed by German bombs and artillery in the beginning of the Nazi occupation, circa 1941.
Photo Credit: Boris Feldblyum |
Shoseynaya Street, now Masherova Ave.,
circa 1913.
Near old Victoria Hotel; opposite today's Intourist Hotel. |
View of central street ruined during World War I, circa 1915.
Photo Credit: Boris Feldblyum |
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Studio portrait of an unidentified Jewish man by G. Linder’s Studio of Warsaw and Brest, circa 1900
Photo Credit: Boris Feldblyum |
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Note: The Marketplace was on Millionnaya (Million) Street, the northern half - Politseyskaya (Police) Street later (Polish) Dabrowska St the center of the Jewish shops in Brest.
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