Education & Culture

During October 1915, only two months after the Germans occupied Siedlce, the elementary school was opened in the city. It was founded by Fanny Radak, which has moved,

In December 1911 a printed journal saw light for the first in Siedlce, “Siedlczer Wort” – The Siedlce Herald, a skinny little booklet the size of

  Translated from Hebrew by Mr. Yuval Romano. I shall not a carry laments nor raise Ghosts: Could this pair, Levi and Yosef begone? And Joshua, King of hope an

Hebrew Version from the book “Ancestors Tell Siedlce”. Translated from Hebrew by Mr. Yuval Romano. On August 13th, 1915, at the height of World War

It is commonly believed that the opening of the first school of “Tarbut” marks the beginning of the Jewish education system in Siedlce. However, as mentioned in another

Hebrew Version from the book “Ancestors Tell Siedlce”. Translated from Hebrew by Mr. Yuval Romano. The name of the “Hebrew Language Lovers” was selected by

The happiest years of my youth were spent in Siedlce, where I came from Warsaw in 1909 to study in high school. The memories of the pogrom carried by

During the German occupation in World War I, there were only two Jewish cultural institutions in Siedlce: the Yiddishe library and the “Yiddishe Kunst” company – Yiddish Art. The library was established